Industrial yard monitoring in Adelanto

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Two industrial parks along Highway 395

Adelanto runs two industrial parks, one on each side of US Highway 395, which merges with Interstate 15 south of the city. On the northwest corner of the Southern California Logistics Airport, about 4.3 miles from the runways, the Adelanto Industrial Park has grown to roughly 3,115,436 square feet of Class-A warehouse and fulfillment space across three buildings, on close to 169 developed acres out of 350 acres on the property. The city covers 56 square miles, with just 15 to 18 percent of that land developed so far, leaving room for the warehouses and yards still to come.

Industrial growth this fast outruns security routines, and vehicles left running are an easy target. On April 21, 2026, a 37-year-old Fullerton man approached a city worker in the 10000 block of Rancho Road, then climbed into a running City of Adelanto Public Works truck and drove off, nearly hitting the worker as he fled; Sheriff's Aviation helped deputies find the truck near Highway 395 and Mojave Road and the man was arrested. A loading dock or a yard gate left open for a delivery creates the same kind of opening.

A dock door or a fence line in Adelanto gets the same attention whether it's the middle of the afternoon or the middle of the night: live agents keep every camera up, year-round, and AI person and vehicle detection tells them where to look. Once a person or a vehicle is confirmed on video, the agent gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and calls police if they stay. For the trailers moving through the property, Yard Operations adds damage inspections, visual seal checks on video and parking reports, so the morning shift knows what changed overnight.

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