Remote monitoring for Beaumont warehouses and jobsites

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Logistics campuses at the top of the San Gorgonio Pass

Beaumont sits at the summit of the San Gorgonio Pass, 2,612 feet up between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains, where Interstate 10 and State Route 60 both run through the city on their way between the Inland Empire and the desert. The Southern Pacific Railroad built a rest stop here, Summit Station, back in 1875, and the pass has carried freight and travellers ever since. New logistics space has followed the freeway: Beaumont Pointe, a planned campus 2.5 miles from the SR-60/I-10 interchange, is laid out for nearly 5 million square feet on 262 acres, and the nearby San Gorgonio Crossings project, cleared by Riverside County in 2020, adds another 1.8 million square feet and 306 truck bays on 140 acres just east of I-10.

A city built on apple orchards a century ago now sits beside that much warehouse space, and vehicle theft remains part of the picture across the county it sits in: Riverside County logged 6,012 vehicle thefts in 2025, a drop of 21 percent from 2024, with the county's own sheriff's department ranking third in the state for recovering stolen vehicles. New buildings going up along the pass, with equipment and materials sitting in the open overnight, add a different kind of exposure while construction is underway.

A finished logistics building or a jobsite still going up gets the same coverage from Sigma: agents on every camera, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with AI person and vehicle detection flagging anyone near the trailers, materials or fence line after dark. A live, instant talk-down comes next, and Beaumont police or your own contacts get the call if the person stays. Every quote costs less than a 24/7 guard.

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