Vigia Mais MT: Mato Grosso's Integrated Security Program Yields Impressive Results

Strategic Insights -

The State of Mato Grosso, Brazil, has made significant strides in public security through the Vigia Mais MT program. With the participation of 128 municipalities and 14,500 cameras operating in the Integrated Public Security Operations Center (Ciosp), the program aims to integrate security forces with technology to combat crime. According to Colonel PM Cesar Roveri, the Secretary of State for Public Security, Vigia Mais MT has already achieved remarkable results, including the capture of 60 fugitives and the recovery of 123 vehicles, with a return of R$6.4 million in assets to society.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Vigia Mais MT program has the participation of 128 municipalities and 14,500 cameras operating in the Integrated Public Security Operations Center (Ciosp).
  • There are 13,600 fixed and speed dome cameras, in addition to 950 OCRs, which allow the reading of vehicle license plates.
  • The program has resulted in the capture of 60 fugitives, with outstanding warrants for various crimes.
  • License plate reading has yielded the recovery of 123 vehicles and the return of R$6.4 million in assets to society in a single year.
  • The Vigia Mais Motorista app has 182 registered drivers and offers a direct connection between drivers and security force call centers.
  • The program has signed cooperation agreements with 29 associations, 54 private companies, five departments, and one government agency.
  • 70 municipalities have installed 100% of the planned cameras, while the others are still in the implementation phase.
  • The program aims to reach all 142 municipalities in the state, using technology to build a "digital wall" in Mato Grosso.

Statistics:

  • 128 municipalities are participating in the Vigia Mais MT program.
  • 14,500 cameras are operating in the Ciosp.
  • There are 13,600 fixed and speed dome cameras, in addition to 950 OCRs.
  • 60 fugitives have been captured, with outstanding warrants for various crimes.
  • 123 vehicles have been recovered in a single year.
  • R$6.4 million in assets have been returned to society.
  • 182 drivers are registered in the Vigia Mais Motorista app.
  • 29 associations, 54 private companies, five departments, and one government agency have signed cooperation agreements with Sesp.
  • 70 municipalities have installed 100% of the planned cameras.

Sources:

  • State Secretariat of Public Security (Sesp)
  • Integrated Public Security Operations Center (Ciosp)
  • Vigia Mais MT program