Yard and warehouse monitoring in Livermore, California

Local and live

Trailer yards and business parks along I-580

Livermore sits on Interstate 580, the city's main east-west freeway, with Interstate 680 just to the west and Vasco Road and State Route 84 filling in local connections; Altamont Corridor Express trains stop at a downtown station and at Vasco Road. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is the city's largest employer, accounting for about 17 percent of local jobs, with Sandia National Laboratories a distant second at around 4 percent. Trailer and tractor storage has its own foothold here too: a 2.75-acre truck yard on McGraw Avenue, less than a mile from I-580, parks semi-trailers and tractors behind multiple gated entrances and stays open around the clock.

That kind of trailer and warehouse activity draws thieves too. In August 2026, Livermore police and the California Highway Patrol arrested three people after roughly 12,000 cigarettes were stolen from a Livermore business; officers stopped the vehicle on I-580 in San Leandro before booking the suspects on grand theft and conspiracy charges. For a Livermore yard, the exposure is trailers and freight sitting unattended overnight along the same freeway the thieves used to get away.

Without anyone stationed on site, Sigma still puts a live agent on every camera at a Livermore truck yard or warehouse, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. AI person and vehicle detection alerts that agent to anyone moving between parked trailers or along the fence line after hours, and once it's confirmed on video, a live, instant talk-down goes out through the site's speakers; the agent calls police next if the person doesn't leave. Gate Operations checks delivery drivers against your rules before releasing the gate from a distance, and Yard Operations keeps its own record, damage noted and seals checked on video as trailers move through.

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