Remote yard monitoring in Wichita Falls

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Along I-44, US 287 and the Wichita Falls Business Park

Wichita Falls is the western terminus of Interstate 44 in Texas, with US Highways 287, 277, 281 and 82 converging on the city and carrying freight on to Dallas, Amarillo and Oklahoma. The city-owned Wichita Falls Business Park, a 525-acre master-planned site less than a minute from US 281 and 287, already holds a 100,608-square-foot distribution and bulk-liquid facility with 10 dock doors and a semi drive-through, built for agricultural and industrial tenants. Sheppard Air Force Base, the city's largest employer with more than 7,200 personnel, and large manufacturing plants elsewhere in the city add their own steady flow of supplier and freight traffic to that highway network.

FBI 2024 data shows Wichita Falls recorded 457 burglaries that year, equal to about 445 for every 100,000 residents, well above both the Texas figure of roughly 284 and the national figure of roughly 229, with the city's overall crime count running about 40 percent above the national figure. For a trailer yard, distribution site or construction lot along the US 287 or I-44 corridor, that level of property crime means parked equipment and loaded trailers are worth watching closely once the crews and drivers clear out for the night.

A Wichita Falls distribution site gets two things from Sigma at once: a live agent on every camera, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including nights, weekends and holidays, and that same agent handling the gate wherever Gate Operations is added. AI person and vehicle detection flags anyone moving around parked trailers or stored equipment once the lot empties out, the agent checks the footage, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and calls in police along with your own contacts, and you get video clips and a written report.

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