Bridgeport to install surveillance cameras at schools
Surveillance cameras will be installed around Bridgeport's high schools in an effort to catch crime and bullying. Superintendent Paul Vallas says the cameras are part of the Safe Corridors initiative
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Nov 20, 2012, 12:56 AM
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Updated 4,504 days ago
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Surveillance cameras will be installed around Bridgeport's high schools in an effort to catch crime and bullying.
Superintendent Paul Vallas says the cameras are part of the Safe Corridors initiative and are being paid for with a federal grant.
He says they are going up around Bassick, Central and Harding high schools.
Vallas says cameras will eventually be installed around the city's elementary schools as well.
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