Truck yard and job site security in Tillsonburg

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Highway 3 and the Van Norman Innovation Park

Tillsonburg sits on Highway 3, with Highway 19 and Highway 59 also running through town and connections to Highways 401 and 403 within about 30 minutes. Roughly a third of local jobs are in manufacturing, with about 82 percent of that concentrated in high-tech operations tied to automotive production. The Van Norman Innovation Park, a new multi-phase industrial development directly on Highway 3, is aimed at advanced manufacturing, food processing and tech firms, adding to the town's existing plants and supplier yards.

Vehicles and equipment parked at those businesses are a recurring target. Oxford OPP asked for the public's help in late November 2025 after a dark green 2005 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck with a topper was stolen overnight from a property on Barker Street in Tillsonburg. The Ontario Provincial Police say heavy construction equipment theft costs the province an estimated $15 to $20 million a year, and a truck or trailer left on a lot overnight is simple for someone to drive away.

Sigma covers a Tillsonburg plant yard or job site the same way it covers the rest of the Highway 3 corridor. AI person and vehicle detection flags anyone on the property after hours, and a live agent checks the camera, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and calls Oxford OPP if the person doesn't leave. Yard checks add parking reports and damage inspections for trucks and trailers moving through the lot.

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