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Revision as of 10:50, 26 September 2018
The Metro Area Crime Center (M.A.C.C.) is a multi-agency intelligence service created by Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale in October 2016. It currently partners with sixteen area law enforcement agencies to share investigative resources and to monitor and collect security camera footage at the service's Video Center.
In addition to monitoring MACC's own mobile camera platforms which can be deployed to crime hotspots, public events and disaster areas, the service collects information on other publicly and privately operated security cameras so that law enforcement can identify and process possible sources of video evidence.
Participating agencies
- Adamsville Police Department
- Bessemer Police Department
- Birmingham Police Department
- Cullman Police Department
- Etowah County Sheriff's Office
- Fultondale Police Department
- Gardendale Police Department
- Homewood Police Department
- Hoover Police Department
- Hueytown Police Department
- Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
- Mountain Brook Police Department
- Shelby County Sheriff's Office
- Tarrant Police Department
- Trussville Police Department
- UAB Police Department
- Vestavia Hills Police Department
External links
- Metro Area Crime Center at jeffcosheriff.net