NRP Increasing Use of Cameras

Tuesday, 29 July 2025 17:36

By Geoff Waterfield

This started yesterday

Police in Niagara starting to use cameras often seen used by other police forces.

The NRPS says thanks to a provincial grant they're now using, in their traffic enforcement vehicles, in-car cameras, and Automatic Licence Plate readers.

The licence plate reader can help ID vehicles associated with missing or wanted people, stolen vehicles, or road infractions.

The in-car camera can give an objective presentation of interaction with police and the public.

The NRP say the technology is expected to be in full use by the fall.

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NRP Increasing Use of Cameras

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