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+ Carroll County Public Schools Transportation Services Department Introduction to the new Angeltrax Camera Systems 1 + Board Goal: Provide a Safe and Orderly Environment 2 + The Learning Process Demonstrations with sales


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Introduction to the new Angeltrax Camera Systems

Carroll County Public Schools

Transportation Services Department

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Board Goal: Provide a Safe and Orderly Environment

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The Learning Process

 Demonstrations with sales representatives from six different

companies.

 Looked at the following criteria:

  • Design: Hard Drive Capacity, Upgrade capability, Ease of Repair
  • Function: Video and Sound, How to view contents, Camera views
  • Warranty: Service and Parts
  • Cost: Initial and maintenance.

 Create a spreadsheet comparing all pros and cons.

REI

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Camera System Analysis

Brand

24/7

Seon Honeywell Safety Vision REI Angeltrax Hard Drive Capacity 60 gig 40-160 gig 80 gig 80 gig 40 gig 160-320 gig Viewing Method USB to Computer Viewing Station Laptop To bus Viewing Station Viewing Station USB to Computer Repair Requirements Whole Unit Removal Whole Unit Removal Whole Unit Removal Whole Unit Removal Whole Unit Removal Component Design Upgrade Capabilities None None None None None Individual Board Replacement GPS Included Included Included Included Included Included Warranty 2 year Parts And Labor 5 year Camera 3 year 1 year Parts And Labor 2 year Parts 2 year Parts And Labor 1 year Parts And Labor 5 year Parts

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What the system does and how it works.

 Digital DVR component unit. Each part of the system; hard

drive, and electronic boards are removable and replaceable.

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Four infrared night vision cameras

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Each Camera Has a Microphone

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Camera Showing the Door and Stairwell.

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Stairwell Camera Demo

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Front Camera Location and View

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Front Camera Demo

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Mid Camera Location and View

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Mid Camera Demo

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Rear Camera Location and View

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Rear Camera Demo

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Cameras help with bullying claims

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Driver’s Control

 Located near the driver this unit shows that everything is

working and allows the driver to mark an event.

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The Basics

 Digital Hard Drive writes over itself after about 50 hours of

recording.

 The unit comes on with the ignition and turns off 5 minutes

after the bus is turned off.

 The unit does not broadcast anything “live”. We cannot

watch, listen to, or see the bus location in “real time”. We can

  • nly see and hear what was recorded earlier.
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Maintenance

  • All units are covered by a 5 year parts warranty.
  • Fixed cost maintenance agreement as part the purchase of

cameras

  • No cost to the bus contractors for installation and

maintenance over the life of the cameras

  • Responsiveness of the repair vendor has been excellent.
  • Minimal problems with the units to date
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How we access the recorded information

  • A driver, school administrator or parent

can request that we view the contents of a hard drive.

  • The contents of the hard drive will remain in proprietary software

format to avoid misuse.

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Plug in and play

  • Parents cannot view the contents

since other students are present on the video

  • Hard drive files will be kept until the completion of any appeal process.
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Playback Screen

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VSM Virtual Synchronized Mapping

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Camera systems do not replace the need for referrals.

 It is always expected that if a driver sees or hears an

event on the bus that needs to be reported, the driver should write a referral for that behavior.

 It is our belief that the driver’s word is good enough, but

in cases when more information or an investigation is needed the DVR systems can provide that service.

 Serious behaviors, such as fights, weapons, alcohol and

drugs, may need to be viewed immediately.

 Serious incidents that the driver did not see may need to

be viewed immediately.

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Benefits of Angeltrax

 School bus drivers with Angeltrax cameras on their buses have

been very supportive of the new systems.

 The Angeltrax camera systems have been successful tools in

investigating and resolving student behavior incidents.

 School administrators find the Angeltrax camera systems to be a

useful tool in managing student behavior on the bus.

 Ability to monitor routes and verify contractor manifests as needed  Ability to monitor and reduce bullying behavior on the bus  Provides definitive documentation related to potential lawsuits

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Summary

 Currently we have Angeltrax systems on 177 buses.  No cost to contractors  Contractor participation is voluntary  The reliability, recording and playback quality of the

Angeltrax camera systems has been excellent over the three years of use.

 19 out of 24 counties in Maryland have Angeltrax camera

systems

 Angeltrax camera systems are helping achieve the goal of

keeping a safe and orderly environment on the school bus.

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Next Steps

 Provide training to school administrators  Expand communication/awareness of the use of the

Angeltrax camera systems on buses

 Complete the installation of Angeltrax camera systems on the

remaining route buses in our fleet