A joint program with the Somerville Police, 311, and the City’s website to prevent the theft of bicycles and electronic devices and to solve crime.
About the Somerville Police Department (SPD)
About the Somerville Police Department (SPD)
Visit the Somerville Police department's website, SomervillePD.com, to:
- Find staff contacts and resources
- Make a records request
- Follow the SPD Blog
- And more
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Police Surveillance Cameras
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Neighborhood Policing
Police Surveillance Cameras
As surveillance technology use grows nationally, the City of Somerville has joined 19 U.S. cities and two states working with the ACLU to protect individual rights while preserving public safety. On Oct. 4, with the full support of the Somerville Police Department, Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone signed the Executive Policy on Surveillance Technology, which is believed to be the first such policy implemented in the Commonwealth.
Please Note: Camera locations are approximate. Last updated 1/30/2018 at 5:06 p.m.
| 165 Broadway | Active |
| 25 Highland Avenue | Active |
| 14 McGrath Highway | Active |
| Beacon St & Washington St | Active |
| Broadway & Boston Ave | Active |
| Buena Vista Rd & Community bike path | Active |
| Community Bike Path (Between Buena Vista Rd & City of Cambridge Line) | Active |
| Cross St & Everett Ave | Active |
| Cutter St | Active |
| 1 College Ave | Active |
| Highland Ave & College Ave | Active |
| Elm St & Russell Rd | Active |
| Holland St & Newbury St | Active |
| 23 Cummings St | Active |
| 14 Broadway | Active |
| Power House Square Rotary | Active |
| Temple St & Broadway | Active |
| Somerville Ave @ Washington St | Active |
| Walnut St & Pearl St | Out of Service |
| Broadway & Cedar St | Active |
| Dana St & Otis St | Active |
| Otis St Playground | Active |
| Otis St Playground | Active |
| City Hall | Active |
| Somerville High School | Active |
| 88 Highland Ave | Active |
| Revolution Dr & Grand Union Blvd | Active |
| Assembly Square Rotary | Active |
| Grand Union Blvd & Fellsway | Active |
| Art Farm | Active |
Neighborhood Policing
The goal of neighborhood policing is to encourage increased interaction between residents and police officers so that issues and concerns may be addressed before they become real problems or crimes. Neighborhood policing means stronger relationships and increased trust between residents and the police officers who serve and protect them. In order to better serve the residents of Somerville the City invested in two neighborhood police substations: an East Substation and a West Substation.
Programs & Initiatives
Programs & Initiatives
A joint program with the Somerville Police, 311, and the City’s website to prevent the theft of bicycles and electronic devices and to solve crime.