FAQs • Peachtree Corners, GA • CivicEngage

Is there a cost to register?: No. There is no cost associated with registration.

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Camera Registration Program

1. Do I have the right to refuse access to my video footage?: The camera system is your property, and you have the right to refuse any requests.

2. How will I be contacted if law enforcement wants to request my video?: In the event your video would be helpful to law enforcement, you would be contacted via the email provided on your registration form. If you cannot be reached by email, you may receive a call at the number provided.

3. How will my camera information be used?: The contact information you provide may be accessed by law enforcement when investigating a crime near where your camera is located. Law enforcement may contact you to request a copy of any video captured by your camera system.

4. Is there a cost to register?: No. There is no cost associated with registration.

5. What can I expect after registering my camera?: If a crime occurs in your area, law enforcement may contact you and ask if you're willing to share any video footage.

6. What information will be requested on the registration form?: The form requests the owner’s first and last name, email address, cell phone number, location address, whether it is a business or residence, and the number of internal and/or external cameras.

7. Who is eligible?: Anyone who lives or operates a business within the city of Chicago is welcome to register the location of their private camera and aid in criminal investigations.

8. Will my information be shared publicly?: We will not share any information precluded by law. Your data is classified as protected nonpublic data. The information can’t be disclosed in a public data request.

9. Will the City, law enforcement, or any other entity have a direct feed into my camera?: No. Neither the City nor law enforcement will have direct access to your camera system. Registering your camera with Connect Peachtree Corners is voluntary and provides the City and law enforcement, with the location of your cameras and a means to contact you if a crime occurs in the vicinity of where your cameras are located. Your authorization is always required for you to share camera footage.