Remote yard monitoring in Harlingen

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Where US 77 meets US 83

Harlingen sits at the junction of US Highway 77 (Interstate 69E) and US Highway 83 (Interstate 2), the two main roads tying the Rio Grande Valley together, with US 77 running north to I-37 at Corpus Christi and US 83 west to I-35 at Laredo. Valley International Airport has worked as the Valley's air-cargo hub since Southwest Airlines began service there in 1975, partnering today with DHL, FedEx and Southwest Airlines Cargo, and Union Pacific keeps a terminal and switching yard in the city. Ten miles south, the Free Trade Bridge at Los Indios has a commercial lot built to hold up to 75 trucks at once, and the Port of Harlingen, a barge facility four miles east on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, gives local industry a third route for freight.

FBI data for 2024 puts Harlingen's motor vehicle thefts at 220, about 308 per 100,000 residents, with 246 burglaries, about 345 per 100,000 residents. With freight moving through the city by road, air and barge, trailers, delivery vehicles and air-cargo equipment left parked overnight are the exposure for any site that isn't watched once the gates close.

A Harlingen distribution yard or trailer lot doesn't stop needing eyes on it once the trucks are parked for the night. Sigma keeps agents on every camera at once, around the clock, 365 days a year, and AI-based detection picks up anyone moving through the site after hours. The agent confirms it on live video, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers, and brings in police and your own contacts, leaving you with a video clip and a written report.

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