Starting Monday, Chicago residents and other organizations can apply for up to $1,000 in reimbursements on private security devices under the new Home and Business Protection Program.
, which city officials believe will help improve safety and solve crimes.
The city will also provide up to a year’s worth of cloud-based video storage for cameras at $150 and subscription costs for GPS tracking applications worth up to $120. “Working with our communities across Chicago is the only way we can strengthen public safety,” Glen Brooks, the Chicago Police Department’s director of community policing, said in a statement. “By registering your camera with CPD, it will help detectives solve crimes more efficiently and take violent offenders off the street quicker.”
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