Case Study: Kendall County Women's Shelter achieves safer shelter security with March Networks video surveillance

State-of-the-art video system safeguards women’s shelter

The Kendall County Women's Shelter, a 32-bed facility in Texas, faced a security challenge when its outdated video surveillance system began to fail, with several cameras inoperable and providing poor quality black-and-white footage. To safeguard its clients, the shelter worked with vendor March Networks and its partner Terra Bridge to implement a new solution.

March Networks provided a state-of-the-art video surveillance system featuring a Hybrid NVR and high-resolution IP cameras, all managed by Command Enterprise Software. The solution delivered excellent video quality, ease of use for staff, and critical remote access capabilities via a smartphone app, ensuring a high level of security for the facility and its residents.

Kendall County Women's Shelter

Hattie Allen

Chief Executive Officer