WCCTV, the USA's leading supplier of mobile surveillance cameras to law enforcement, will host a booth at the annual Texas Police Chiefs Association Conference.
WCCTV to Exhibit at the Texas Police Chiefs Association Annual Conference
WCCTV is proud to announce its participation in the 66th Annual Texas Police Chiefs Association (TPCA) Conference, which will be held April 14-17, 2025, in Galveston, Texas.
As the USA's leading provider of mobile surveillance solutions for law enforcement, we work with police departments across Texas to deliver cost-effective, rapidly deployable security technology that strengthens public safety efforts.
Why Visit WCCTV at TPCA?
At the conference, we’ll be showcasing how our mobile surveillance trailers and pole cameras help law enforcement agencies:
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Extend surveillance coverage without adding strain to officer resources
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Target crime hotspots, protests, and public events
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Monitor remote and high-risk areas with live and recorded video access
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Reduce illegal dumping, vandalism, and property crime through proactive deterrence
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Improve traffic management and public safety with real-time intelligence
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Ramp up border security without additional personnel requirements
Trusted by Law Enforcement Across Texas
WCCTV proudly supports police departments, sheriff’s offices, and public safety agencies throughout Texas with surveillance solutions that deliver high-quality video, wireless connectivity, and low-maintenance operations.
Our systems are available for rental or purchase, allowing departments to scale their surveillance deployments to best match their changing needs.
See Our Systems in Action
Join us at TPCA. Our team will be on Booth #320, where you can experience live demonstrations of our technology and speak with our law enforcement specialists about how WCCTV can enhance your agency’s surveillance strategy.
Want to learn more before the event, or aren't able to head to Galveston this year? Contact us today to discuss how WCCTV supports law enforcement agencies across Texas.
