Remote yard monitoring in Bethlehem

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From the old steel works to the new warehouse corridor

Freight in Bethlehem still follows the rail lines that built the city. Norfolk Southern's Lehigh Line runs east through Bethlehem to Easton and across the Delaware River into New Jersey, while its Reading Line runs west to Allentown and Reading, and Route 412 and Interstate 78 carry the truck traffic between them. The warehouse boom reshaping the Lehigh Valley has reached Bethlehem directly: in 2024, a court ruling cleared the way for an 866,000-square-foot distribution building straddling Bethlehem Township and Freemansburg along Freemansburg Avenue, adding to the e-commerce fulfilment operations already set up in the city.

Freight on that scale draws thieves. Pennsylvania ranked fifth nationally for reported cargo theft incidents in June 2025, trade groups said, as rings that once stuck to traditional hotspots moved into Northeast freight markets. For a distribution yard or trailer lot near Route 412 or I-78, that means loaded trailers and parked equipment are exposed every night the gate is unwatched.

Sigma's agents keep a constant watch on a Bethlehem yard, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including weekends and holidays. AI person and vehicle detection flags anyone who shouldn't be there, an agent verifies it on live video and gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers, and escalates to police, fire services or your own contacts as the situation calls for. Yard Operations adds truck and trailer logs, damage inspections and visual seal checks on video between shifts.

Also covering Allentown, Easton, Freemansburg, Hellertown, Fountain Hill, Northampton, Bethlehem Township, Palmer Township.