Remote yard monitoring in Garland

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Where I-635, I-30 and the Bush Turnpike meet

Garland's industrial base runs to almost 60 million square feet, built up around the junction of I-635, I-30, the President George Bush Turnpike and State Highway 78. The Dallas, Garland and Northeastern short line and CPKC both carry rail freight through the city, and distribution operators keep leasing space there even as it tightens — a 517,500-square-foot lease signed in 2026 was described as the submarket's largest in a decade. Long-running manufacturers, including a food plant that has operated in Garland for more than 75 years and several hat makers, sit alongside newer trucking and distribution tenants.

FBI 2024 data shows Garland recorded 988 motor vehicle thefts that year, equal to about 401 for every 100,000 residents and close to 55 percent above the national figure. In April 2026, Garland police said a months-long investigation had broken up a crew accused of stealing at least 25 older-model Chevrolet, GMC and Dodge trucks and work vans worth more than $62,000, with five suspects arrested and charged with engaging in organized criminal activity. Work trucks and vans left in yards and lots overnight are what that crew is accused of targeting.

Sigma's agents watch every camera on a Garland yard live, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including nights, weekends and holidays. AI person and vehicle detection flags movement among parked trucks and trailers, an agent checks the live video, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and calls police and your contacts, with video clips and a written report to follow. Gate Operations checks each driver against your pickup lists before opening the gate remotely.

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