Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Kurnool to Get 100 New CCTV Cameras for Public Safety
The government is installing 100 new smart CCTV cameras in Kurnool city.
This project is funded by KUDA and costs about 30 lakh rupees.
These new cameras will help the police catch criminals and improve safety on the roads.
The minister said that the new technology, which is supported by the Chief Minister, will improve the overall safety.
Adding to the 150 cameras already installed by the local government.
This will give the city a robust security system to create 'Invisible Police – Visible Policing'.
The goal is to make the city safer for everyone.
KUDA has sanctioned nearly ₹30 lakh for 100 new AI-enabled CCTV cameras.
The project aims to bolster crime control and public safety in Kurnool.
The installation is part of a broader effort to enhance surveillance and traffic regulation.
The city already has 150 cameras set up by the municipal corporation.
The SP noted the city will soon have a network of 250 cameras
- Who
- KUDA, Industries and commerce minister T.G. Bharath, and district officials
- What
- KUDA sanctioned funds for the installation of 100 new CCTV cameras
- When
- Announced on Saturday
- Where
- Kurnool city
- Why
- To strengthen crime control, road safety and traffic regulation.
- Project Funding
- ₹29.84 lakh from KUDA funds
- Number of Cameras
- 100 new AI-enabled CCTV cameras
- Location
- Kurnool city
- Purpose
- To strengthen crime control and enhance public safety
- Supporting Installations
- 150 cameras already set up by municipal corporation