The UCSI NPC was established to create safer communities, deflect crime and promote economic growth through the use of effective ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) SNIPR CCTV camera surveillance and providing intelligence information to Law Enforcement Agencies. Technology has become a game changer in the way we are now able to fight crime. The UCSI is a registered, Not-for-Profit Company (NPC) whose focus is on the pro-active monitoring of vehicles entering and exiting our uMngeni communities. The UCSI NPC operates independently of any Security Alarm Monitoring and Armed Response Service Providers. The UCSI NPC will primarily work alongside Law Enforcement Agencies, namely Local and Provincial SAPS, Radio Control 10111, SAPS Highway Patrol, Umngeni Protection Services, Road Traffic Inspectorate and other divisions of SAPS and HAWKS. Law Enforcement Response Protocols that have been adopted. The UCSI NPC will also engage with local Security Service Providers and Neighbourhood Watch Groups accordingly. To create safer communities, deter crime, promote and sustain economic growth and well-being. The UCSI NPC will use proprietary ANPR SNIPR CCTV cameras, where SNIPR is the online management platform (software) directly linked to the National Law Enforcement database. The ANPR gantry mounted CCTV cameras are then linked to SNIPR to make it a holistic, real-time number plate monitoring system. In this way, if a number plate has been flagged as having been involved in any criminal activities or is flagged as stolen or hijacked, an immediate alert is sent to our UCSI NPC local area coordinator so that the appropriate local Law Enforcement Agencies can be activated to respond. In this way, our crime prevention strategy is to be pro-active and avert crime before it is committed. Objectives of the UCSI NPC: All businesses, shopping centres, schools, hospitals, estates, complexes, community organisations and private individuals in the Umngeni Municipal area. Various communities have been identified to erect overhead (gantry mounted) CCTV cameras to monitor vehicular movement. These areas are (but not limited to) Hilton, Howick, Howick West, Howick South, Kwa Mevana, Merrivale, Merrivale Heights, Birnamwood, Mpophomeni, Karkloof, Curry’s Post and surrounding areas. Who benefits: Funding requirements: The UCSI NPC is privately funded by business entities and the community. These include, but are not limited to: Businesses, Shopping Centres, Estates, Complexes, Schools, Hospitals, Security Service Providers, Community Organisations and Private Individuals. Capital Expense (CAPEX): This is the once-off expense to set up the gantry and cameras. The cost per gantry is based on the site specific requirements and includes at least 2 ANPR SNIPR cameras. Operational Expenses (OPEX): These are the monthly on-going costs which include, but are not limited to: • SNIPR fee x 2 ANPR cameras per gantry • Data Fee x 2 ANPR cameras per gantry • Tamper Monitoring Fee • Insurance and liability • Maintenance • Administration • Operations and Technology • Staffing requirements BUILDING COMMUNITY A SAFER TOGETHER CIPC: 2018/365592/08 Income Tax Exemption PBO No: 930063334 Registration details: Cell: 0630689652 Email: [email protected] www.ucsi.org.za 95 Main Street, Howick, KZN, 3290. Contact details: The UCSI NPC endeavours to support local businesses and individuals, who are appropriately qualified and affiliated to their respective regulatory authority bodies. The UCSI NPC uses proudly PSIRA affiliated sub-contractors. Download the TrackBox App and register your details as well as “white list” your vehicle with TrackBox SNIPR. You can also report suspicious vehicles through this platform. For more information go to www.trackbox.world TRACKBOX Google Play TRACKBOX iStore
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The UCSI NPC was established to create safer communities, deflect crime and promote economic growth through the use of effective ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) SNIPR CCTV camera surveillance and providing intelligence information to Law Enforcement Agencies. Technology has become a game changer in the way we are now able to fight crime. The UCSI is a registered, Not-for-Profit Company (NPC) whose focus is on the pro-active monitoring of vehicles entering and exiting our uMngeni communities. The UCSI NPC operates independently of any Security Alarm Monitoring and Armed Response Service Providers.
The UCSI NPC will primarily work alongside Law Enforcement Agencies, namely Local and Provincial SAPS, Radio Control 10111, SAPS Highway Patrol, Umngeni Protection Services, Road Traffic Inspectorate and other divisions of SAPS and HAWKS. Law Enforcement Response Protocols that have been adopted. The UCSI NPC will also engage with local Security Service Providers and Neighbourhood Watch Groups accordingly.
To create safer communities, deter crime, promote and sustain economic growth and well-being. The UCSI NPC will use proprietary ANPR SNIPR CCTV cameras, where SNIPR is the online management platform (software) directly linked to the National Law Enforcement database. The ANPR gantry mounted CCTV cameras are then linked to SNIPR to make it a holistic, real-time number plate monitoring system. In this way, if a number plate has been flagged as having been involved in any criminal activities or is flagged as stolen or hijacked, an immediate alert is sent to our UCSI NPC local area coordinator so that the appropriate local Law Enforcement Agencies can be activated to respond. In this way, our crime prevention strategy is to be pro-active and avert crime before it is committed.
Objectives of the UCSI NPC:
All businesses, shopping centres, schools, hospitals, estates, complexes, community organisations and private individuals in the Umngeni Municipal area. Various communities have been identified to erect overhead (gantry mounted) CCTV cameras to monitor vehicular movement. These areas are (but not limited to) Hilton, Howick, Howick West, Howick South, Kwa Mevana, Merrivale, Merrivale Heights, Birnamwood, Mpophomeni, Karkloof, Curry’s Post and surrounding areas.
Who benefits:
Funding requirements: The UCSI NPC is privately funded by business entities and the community.
These include, but are not limited to: Businesses, Shopping Centres, Estates, Complexes, Schools, Hospitals, Security Service Providers, Community Organisations and Private Individuals.
Capital Expense (CAPEX): This is the once-off expense to set up the gantry and cameras. The cost per gantry is based on the site specific requirements and includes at least 2 ANPR SNIPR cameras.
Operational Expenses (OPEX): These are the monthly on-going costs which include, but are not limited to:
• SNIPR fee x 2 ANPR cameras per gantry• Data Fee x 2 ANPR cameras per gantry• Tamper Monitoring Fee• Insurance and liability• Maintenance• Administration• Operations and Technology• Staffing requirements
BUILDING
COMMUNITY A SAFERTOGETHER
CIPC: 2018/365592/08Income Tax Exemption PBO No: 930063334
Registration details:
Cell: 0630689652Email: [email protected] Main Street, Howick, KZN, 3290.
Contact details:
The UCSI NPC endeavours to support local businesses and individuals, who are appropriately qualified and affiliated to their respective regulatory authority bodies. The UCSI NPC uses proudly PSIRA affiliated sub-contractors.
Download the TrackBox App and register your details as well as “white list” your vehicle with TrackBox SNIPR. You can also
report suspicious vehicles through this platform. For more information
go to www.trackbox.worldTRACKBOXGoogle Play
TRACKBOXiStore
The UCSI NPC works in collaboration with SNIPRTM and TrackBox TechnologiesTM. There are over 500 SNIPR erected gantries in KZN and Gauteng which are all networked to the SNIPR TrackBox Technologies Emergency Response and Prevention Centre (ERPC) head-office in Hillcrest, KZN. The UCSI NPC is unique in that it is locally based where local relationships with Law Enforcement Agencies enable effective and efficient responses to “hits” generated by SNIPR.
UCSI NPC PARTNERS
TrackBox is a singular platform that connects South Africans to most branches of emergency services country-wide. Together SA CAN was launched back in 2003 with the goal of uniting all emergency services role players. In 2013 it was established as a non-profit company with the primary function to facilitate and co-ordinate responses to emergencies anywhere in South Africa. TrackBox and SNIPR now work collaboratively to create “safer spaces” for communities to live in. TrackBox is the technology that makes this collaboration bigger, better and faster.
Download the TrackBox App and register your details as well as “white list” your vehicle with TrackBox SNIPR. You can also report suspicious vehicles through this platform. For more information go to www.trackbox.world
Various neighbourhoods, shopping centres, estates, hospitals, business parks, schools and security service providers in the Gauteng and KZN regions have had SNIPR technology installed and are working with their local Municipalities, SAPS, Law Enforcement Agencies as well as Security Service Providers in their local regions to effectively block criminals from entering their areas, thus creating safe zones to live, work and operate.
Creating Safe Zones Location: HowickCamera 22
Priority: Global List
Reason: Used in crime
Model: 2013 BMW 3 Series
Number Suspects: 3 Identified
Number Plate: CRIME - ZN
How does SNIPR work?
SNIPR uses ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) technology to recognise number plates. This technology relies on strategically placed cameras in places like access and egress routes to urban and rural neighbourhoods, estates, shopping centres etc…
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2The ANPR system records number plates passing through this pre-determined area. SNIPR is connected to the Law Enforcement database of suspicious vehicles as well as many other sources. These sources can be existing databases of vehicles, live camera feeds, handheld devices etc…
Once a number plate is received by the SNIPR server, it is compared to the plates on file and on the Law Enforcement database. If it turns out to be a suspicious vehicle, then SAPS, appropriate Law Enforcement Agencies and Security Service Providers can be prompted to take the relevant action.
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Because the feed is live, the action is immediate. A vehicle with a number plate that raises an alarm can be prevented from entering a neighbourhood, estate, shopping centre or business premises, etc... This technology helps make neighbourhoods safer.
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UCSI NPC monthly affiliation fee
Size of business
Fee per month (Rands)
Fee per month (Rands)
Small (<10 staff/ residents) R300 maximum
R1000 maximum
R1500
Medium (11-100 staff/ residents)
Large (>100 staff/ residents)
Private Household / Individual
Private household / individual can have the option to pay R600 per annum
R50 or more is welcome
Non-contributors
Liable for a fee of R1500 to utilise UCSI NPC localised information and network OR joins the UCSI NPC by becoming a contributing member and signing a one year affiliation form for R360 for the year (private household / individual) or a business entity fee as per the table above.
Go to the UCSI NPC website at www.ucsi.org.za to fill out the electronic affiliation form.
Donations:All CAPEX donations are welcome, as well as individual CAPEX pledges towards the UCSI NPC. A Section 18A certificate can be issued on request.
The UCSI NPC is under no obligation to divulge any criminal or private investigation information obtained, to a contributing member or the general public, and reserves the right to withhold any information at its discretion, pending a criminal or private
investigation.
What are the benefits of being a UCSI NPC contributor? • Access to immediate localised support and assistance.• Support from the SNIPR TrackBox “Global” network• Able to report suspicious vehicles.• Receive assistance if your vehicle has been stolen or hi-jacked.• Ensure safer uMngeni Communities.• Deter criminals from coming into our neighbourhoods because they
are being “watched”.
Banking details:
NAME: Umngeni Community Safety Initiative NPC BANK: FNBBRANCH: Howick BRANCH CODE: 220725ACC NUMBER: 62771382745
UMNGENI MUNICIPALITY endorses the UCSI NPC
Business / Shopping centres / Estates / Complexes / Schools / Hospitals / Security Service Providers
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