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Tuscaloosa Schools Boost Security with New Cameras | Birmingham News
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Tuscaloosa City Schools is rolling out 16 new security cameras to monitor parking lots at five key locations — Central High, Northridge High, Paul W. Bryant High, the Career & Tech Academy, and the Central Office — as part of a major push to boost campus safety. While they already have exterior cameras, this expansion targets high-traffic zones with Alabama Power handling installation and maintenance, while the district retains full control over all footage. No upfront costs, with a monthly fee of about $3,400 covering service and power — and the school board will vote on the plan this Tuesday.
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