The Shelby County Emergency Management Agency has unveiled its new mobile camera trailers.
The cameras can be deployed to assist public safety officials with watching large crowds.
The trailers were purchased with grant money from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security and will be a valuable addition to Shelby County Emergency Management’s inventory.
Shelby County Emergency Management Director Denis Ratekin.
The trailers will be used during the fair, community fish frys, events on the square, and anywhere they may be requested.
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