Remote yard monitoring in Lodi, California

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Where Highway 99 meets Highway 12 in wine country

State Route 99 runs north-south through Lodi as a freeway, overlapping with State Route 12 for about a mile and a half between the Kettleman Lane and Victor Road interchanges before Route 12 splits east toward the Sierra foothills. The Lodi AVA around the city holds more than 113,000 acres of vineyards growing over 100 grape varieties, and the Lodi Wine & Business Center on Winemaster Way combines nearly 7.5 million gallons of wine storage tanks with tilt-up warehouse buildings that have 24-foot clear heights and dock-high loading, all with direct access to Highway 99.

Property crime has been uneven in Lodi: the city's own statistics show burglaries rising 26 percent in 2024, to 289 cases from 229 the year before, even as vehicle theft fell from 286 to 252 over the same period. For a wine storage, warehouse or vineyard equipment yard, the exposure is forklifts, pallet jacks and tractors left between shifts, plus wine and fruit sitting in tanks or cold rooms that nobody is watching once the gates close for the night.

Sigma covers a Lodi site the same way around the clock: every camera stays on a live agent's screen, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and AI person and vehicle detection calls up anyone moving near the tanks, dock doors or parked equipment after hours. The agent checks the video, opens with a live, instant talk-down over the site's speakers and brings in police if the person won't leave. Gate Operations can also check drivers delivering grapes or picking up pallets against your schedule before the gate opens remotely.

Also covering Woodbridge, Acampo, Victor, Lockeford, Clements, Thornton, Galt, Stockton.