Remote site monitoring in Langley

Local and live

Highway 1 from 200 Street to 264 Street

Langley's freight runs along the Trans-Canada Highway, which cuts through the north of the Township with interchanges at 200 Street, 232 Street (Highway 10) and 264 Street, where Highway 13 heads south past Aldergrove to the border. The Aldergrove crossing to Lynden, Washington, is one of the Lower Mainland's five land border crossings and is open from 8 a.m. to midnight. CN, CP, BNSF and the Southern Railway of British Columbia all serve the area, with a main rail corridor beside the Langley Bypass carrying freight toward the Roberts Bank Superport, and the Golden Ears Bridge, opened in 2009, links the Township with Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.

Statistics Canada data show the Langley Township RCMP recorded 317 motor vehicle thefts, 390 break-and-enters and 127 thefts over $5,000 in 2025. Stolen rigs from elsewhere in the region have turned up here too: after two tractor-trailer trucks were taken in Delta in April 2021, police found them in Langley the next day. Aldergrove and much of the land around it is agricultural, so tractors, equipment and materials on farms and rural yards often sit outdoors overnight with nobody nearby.

Sigma covers these sites without putting anyone on the property. Agents watch the cameras live at all hours, every day of the year; AI flags people and vehicles, and the agent confirms what's happening before talking the intruder down through the speakers and calling police or your contacts. For yards that dispatch trucks, agents can also run the gate, check drivers against your schedules and log each truck in and out, while yard checks add damage inspections and parking reports.

Also covering Langley City, Aldergrove, Fort Langley, Murrayville, Walnut Grove, Surrey, Abbotsford, Maple Ridge.