Remote yard monitoring in Tolleson

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Where the West Valley's warehouses meet I-10

Tolleson is a six-square-mile city of about 7,000 people just south of I-10's interchange with Loop 101, ten miles west of downtown Phoenix, and Union Pacific's line runs through it, giving a number of its industrial sites direct rail access. The city counts more than 25 Fortune 500 companies among its employers, including food, grocery and retail distribution operations, and its jobs-to-residents ratio is one of the highest in the country. Phoenix-Goodyear Airport and Sky Harbor, about 20 minutes away, round out the logistics access.

That concentration of trailers and warehouse yards draws thieves looking for an easy target. Arizona Department of Public Safety detectives who served a search warrant on a property near 99th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road found a chop shop operating out of the backyard: six trucks, two box trailers and two cars, all in various stages of being dismantled, with the stolen property valued at about $150,000. For a Tolleson distribution yard, the equivalent risk is a trailer or tractor parked overnight that nobody is watching.

A Tolleson yard gets a different kind of coverage from Sigma: agents on every camera at once, day and night, 365 days a year, rather than a recording nobody checks until something's missing. AI person and vehicle detection picks up movement after the trucks stop rolling for the night, an agent reviews the live feed, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and calls police and your contacts, and you're left with video clips and a written report. Yard Operations adds damage inspections and visual seal checks on outbound trailers.

Also covering Phoenix, Avondale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Glendale, El Mirage, Buckeye, Youngtown.