The market leader in rapidly deployable mobile surveillance technology.
The SecureLot X1 is a fully mobile, solar-powered surveillance unit designed to be rapidly deployed in any environment.
The GUARDIAN (ballistic) and MST (non-ballistic) line of mobile surveillance towers combine versatility and durability to provide reliable monitoring in any environment.
All of our units are proudly made in Locust, North Carolina.
The only provider of manned and unmanned surveillance solutions.
We pride ourselves on quality of workmanship and materials.
We offer standard configurations or fully customized units.
Chief of Police Michael Salada shares how the Lewiston Police Department leverages Reconview’s mobile surveillance technology to proactively secure large-scale community events, protect thousands of visitors, and deploy advanced “eyes in the sky” security layers.
Facing challenges with large outdoor areas, event security, and shifting coverage needs, a mid-sized school district improved campus safety by partnering with Reconview to deploy mobile surveillance towers and camera trailers.
A major metropolitan transit authority turned to Reconview to help address safety challenges, including fare evasion, property crime, and public safety incidents at key transit hubs.
Everything your agency or district needs to navigate the 2026 COPS SVPP grant cycle, align your technology needs, and submit a winning application.
In the construction industry, theft is no longer a “nuisance cost”—it is a margin-killer. The construction and farm sectors lose an estimated $1 billion annually to equipment and tool theft.
For years, the retail and commercial sectors measured security success by “shrink”—the percentage of inventory lost to theft. But in 2026, a more alarming metric has taken center stage: the Violence Gap.
While most property crimes are hitting historic lows, one category is breaking records for all the wrong reasons. In 2026, copper theft has moved from a “nuisance crime” to a legitimate threat to national infrastructure.
Residential property crime in the U.S. has hit some of its lowest levels in nearly 50 years. But while neighborhoods are getting safer, commercial properties are experiencing a “Safety Paradox.”
Crime rates continue to become an issue across the country, and it is more important than ever for business owners to protect themselves and their assets. With improvements in technology and the availability of cameras…
In a world where safety threats evolve quickly, businesses, construction sites, event organizers, and property managers need flexible, reliable security solutions. Mobile camera trailers have become one of the fastest-growing tools in modern surveillance.
Blue light boxes, though once a novel concept, are quickly becoming outdated. Enter Reconview’s MobileTALK, a revolutionary solution that’s redefining what emergency communication looks like in the modern world.
Schools today are faced with many new challenges. With changes in societal norms and the increased risk of violence, it is more important than ever for schools to take proactive steps in protecting students and…
We provide temporary monitoring options using mobile security trailers designed to provide 24/7 surveillance where you need it. Let’s take a look at the advantages of using mobile security trailers and situations in which they…
While the idea of a parking lot may not seem exciting, many do not realize that there are potential risks with both commercial and residential lots at stores, apartment complexes, or other places of business.
There are many elements and planning that go into preparing for an event, regardless of size. Whether you are preparing for a small family gathering or a large-scale festival, one element that might be overlooked…
Reconview today announced the successful completion of comprehensive ballistic performance testing on its mobile surveillance towers.
The Decatur Police Department in Decatur, Texas recently purchased a Reconview mobile surveillance tower and was featured in The Messenger.
The Gastonia Police Department recently purchased a ReconView mobile surveillance tower that was featured in the Gaston Gazette.
