Remote monitoring for Plainfield distribution yards

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Plainfield's warehouse district by the airport

Plainfield, in Hendricks County just west of Indianapolis, is a warehouse town. Site Selection magazine reported in 2024 that it holds 50 million square feet of industrial warehouse space, with easy access to I-70 and a 10-minute drive to Indianapolis International Airport. Its developer describes AllPoints Midwest as 950 acres planned for more than 13 million square feet of bulk distribution space, with its entrance on Ronald Reagan Parkway two miles from I-70. New speculative buildings keep coming, such as a 474,858-square-foot warehouse at Camby Road and SR 267 (Quaker Boulevard).

That much freight in one place draws organized thieves. In January 2026, a federal judge in the Southern District of Indiana sentenced six members of a ring that watched distribution facilities in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, followed tractor-trailers as they left, and stole the entire rig when a driver stopped to rest, refuel or park. The group carried out at least 14 cargo thefts. For a yard that stages loaded trailers overnight or between shifts, that means someone should be watching the fence line and the gate live, not just recording them.

Sigma's agents watch a Plainfield yard remotely around the clock, including weekends and holidays. They see each arrival at the gate, speak to drivers through the site's speakers and open the gate for expected trucks. Between arrivals they run yard checks on video: damage inspections, visual seal checks and parking reports that show where each trailer sits. Anyone who shouldn't be there gets a live, instant talk-down, and incidents go to police with video evidence.

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