Remote yard monitoring in Lloydminster

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Where the Yellowhead crosses the Fourth Meridian

Lloydminster sits on the Alberta-Saskatchewan boundary, which runs north to south down 50 Avenue, known as Meridian Avenue, in the middle of the city. The Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16) crosses town east to west, and Highway 17 follows the provincial line north and south, maintained jointly by both provinces. The petroleum industry drives the local economy, with a refinery in the city, and agriculture remains important. The City's Hill Industrial area, tied to Highway 16 and the airport by 75 Avenue, is planned for logistics, manufacturing and distribution.

The Lloydminster RCMP detachment answered 4,732 calls for service from April to June 2026 and laid 768 criminal and provincial charges in those three months. Motor vehicle thefts fell to 22 from 37 a year earlier, and break and enters dropped sharply. Even so, the detachment area still logged close to 900 property crimes in one quarter, and a service yard with pickups, trailers and tools parked outside is exposed whenever nobody is watching it.

For a service yard or carrier lot that empties out when crews head to the field, Sigma's agents keep watch on every camera 24/7/365. AI person and vehicle detection flags movement, an agent checks it on live video and talks the person down through the site's speakers, and police and your contacts are called when needed. Gate Operations handles drivers who return after hours: the agent sees them arrive, checks them against your list and opens the gate remotely, logging every entry and exit.

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