Remote yard monitoring in Hazleton

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Humboldt Industrial Park and the I-81/I-80 junction

Hazleton sits beside one of northeastern Pennsylvania's largest industrial parks. Humboldt Industrial Park, developed since 1970 just off Interstate 81 and minutes from the Interstate 80 interchange, has grown to more than 1,000 acres across its West, North and Northwest sections, with more than 60 companies operating there and rail service built to the curb on seven miles of track. The park and the interstate junction beside it put Hazleton within a day's drive of about a third of the US population, and the warehouse buildings that have followed include at least one facility topping a million square feet.

That concentration of warehouse freight around Hazleton has drawn theft. Pennsylvania State Police said a warehouse along Forest Road in Hazle Township, which surrounds the city, was burglarized around May 27, 2026, with industrial machinery, computer hardware and other equipment stolen or damaged worth more than $205,000. Two months earlier, state police said a refrigerated shipment worth about $75,000 was taken from a trailer on North Park Drive in the same township. For a warehouse or trailer yard around Humboldt Industrial Park, the exposure is the same: buildings and loaded trailers sitting with nobody watching overnight.

A warehouse or yard near Humboldt Industrial Park gets the same live coverage as any Sigma site: every camera watched, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, holidays included. An AI alert near a building or trailer after hours goes straight to an agent, who checks the video, gives a live, instant talk-down and calls police with the evidence attached. For loads moving through the park, Yard Operations keeps trailer logs and does visual seal checks on video.

Also covering Hazle Township, West Hazleton, Freeland, McAdoo, Sugarloaf Township, Drums, Weatherly, Jeddo.