| About Community Video Watch Partnership |
| Do you have an external home or business video surveillance system? Please consider partnering with us to solve crime. |
| Video surveillance systems are becoming more common as technology improves and the price becomes more affordable. As a result more criminal cases are solved after surveillance video captured the suspect(s) in the act. |
| The Collier County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help from residents and business owners to create a new resource for deputies. This resource will allow deputies to more quickly identify external video camera locations where suspect information may have been captured. If a crime happens, a deputy can quickly check for an external video surveillance system in the vicinity of the crime. A member of the Sheriff’s Office may contact that resident or business owner and ask them to review their video footage to see if anything was captured that may help with the case. |
| If you are a Collier County resident or business owner with an external video surveillance system please consider partnering with us. This is a strictly voluntary partnership and participants can change their involvement at any time. |
| If you would like to participate in Community Video Watch Partnership please complete the short registration below. Once you register, you can return and login as often as you like to keep your information up to date. |
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| The Collier County Sheriff’s Office will attempt to maintain the confidentiality of any records associated with your involvement in this program as well as the confidentiality of your video itself; however, the CCSO cannot guarantee that this information will not be subpoenaed by a court for use in a criminal or civil hearing. In addition, you may be subpoenaed to a court proceeding in which your video is used to provide testimony concerning your surveillance system. The CCSO cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any records associated with this program. |
| For assistance with Community Video Watch Partnership please contact Crime Prevention at 239-252-0703. |