One day last April, a homeowner’s association board in Vacaville, California, convened a Zoom meeting to vote on a new way to automate their neighborhood watch. The community, located in the Sacramento Valley, already had an active page on the online platform Nextdoor, where residents swapped information on missing packages and mysterious loud booms, and all Vacaville residents had the option of registering their private video surveillance systems like Ring doorbells with the police department to help them follow up on leads. Read the entire article……………………………….
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