Security challenges are escalating across the US and Canada, and multifamily residential community Core Apartments, situated in Anaheim, California’s Platinum Triangle, took a decisive step to amplify its security measures. Traditionally relying on security guards, Core recognized the limitations of human surveillance in tackling issues like car thefts, especially given rising vehicle thefts nationwide, and concerning local crime statistics.Â
This multifamily residential community, designed by Quarterra (a prolific subsidiary of Lennar Corporation) and boasting state-of-the-art amenities, faced heightened security needs due to the area’s substantial homelessness and above-average property crime rates. The situation demanded an innovative approach, and Stealth Monitoring provided the answer with its live video monitoring technology.Â
The impact was immediate and remarkable. Core Apartments witnessed a significant improvement in security outcomes, reducing the need for physical guards. Stealth’s live monitoring system played a significant role in ensuring quicker, more reliable police responses, elevating Core to one of Stealth Monitoring’s top-performing sites in the West.Â
From August 2022 to February 2023, the proactive system facilitated police arrival 70% of the time during incidents, leading to multiple apprehensions and preventative interventions. This robust security network, endorsed by both Stealth’s District Sales Manager, Brandon Koepnick, and Senior Community Manager, Noelle Phillips, has instilled a sense of safety among residents, proving its merit in deterring crime and enhancing overall security.Â
Multifamily residential community dealing with security headaches? Stealth Monitoring’s proactive, high-tech system is a smart, budget-friendly fix. With savings of up to 60% on security costs, it’s an easy choice for communities wanting to boost protection of residents and property. Real-time visibility, lower costs, and serious peace of mind- Stealth can help you achieve all three.
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