Site and yard monitoring in Sacramento, California

Local and live

A crossroads of I-5, I-80, US 50 and Highway 99

Sacramento sits where four major routes meet. Interstate 80 runs east to Reno and west to the Bay Area, Interstate 5 runs north to Redding and south down the valley, U.S. 50 heads toward South Lake Tahoe, and State Route 99 links the city with Fresno and Bakersfield. Across the river, the Port of West Sacramento lies 79 nautical miles from San Francisco on a 40-mile deep-water ship channel, with rice exports and cement imports as its main cargo. Union Pacific's J.R. Davis Yard, a hump yard, is in neighbouring Roseville.

Two former Air Force bases now serve industry and cargo. McClellan Park grew up on the old McClellan Air Force Base, about six miles northeast of downtown, and Sacramento County says Mather Airport, east of the city, can handle the largest cargo loads for the Northern California market. Around them and along the freeways, construction sites, warehouses, storage yards and truck lots keep equipment, materials and freight outside overnight.

Sigma watches those sites remotely. On a construction site, agents watch equipment and materials live after the crews leave, with AI person and vehicle detection and live, instant talk-down through site speakers, then call police and save the video if someone keeps going. At warehouses and truck yards, agents also run the gate remotely and do yard checks, including damage inspections, visual seal checks on video and parking reports. The client provides power, internet and the gate.

Also covering West Sacramento, Rancho Cordova, Elk Grove, North Highlands, McClellan Park, Roseville, Natomas, Woodland.