Yard and warehouse security in Pomona

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Where the Pomona Freeway meets the Kellogg Interchange

Pomona gives its name to the Pomona Freeway, State Route 60, which crosses the city alongside Interstate 10 and State Route 71. A few miles east, the Kellogg Interchange, where I-10, SR-57 and SR-71 converge at the San Dimas border, is known for slow truck traffic on the westbound grade climbing out of the valley. Metrolink serves the city at the Pomona-Downtown station on the Riverside Line and the Pomona-North station on the San Bernardino Line, and Fairplex, the fairgrounds that host the Los Angeles County Fair and employ more than 1,000 people, sits beside those freeways alongside the warehouses and distribution buildings filling in the surrounding industrial corridor.

In August 2022, Chino police investigating a string of nighttime cargo thefts that took more than $250,000 in merchandise from businesses in Chino and nearby cities traced the goods to two addresses in Pomona, where search warrants turned up truckloads of stolen clothing, car parts, electric scooters and bikes. The goods themselves hadn't been taken from Pomona at all; the city was simply where the ring chose to stash and move them. For a Pomona yard or lot, that's a reminder that watching the property directly beats waiting to hear where stolen goods eventually surface.

A Pomona yard doesn't need someone standing at the gate all night to get this kind of coverage. Live agents watch every camera 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and AI person and vehicle detection flags anyone moving through a yard or construction lot after the crew leaves for the day. An agent checks the live video, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and escalates to police and your contacts, sending video clips and a written report afterward.

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