Police expand camera surveillance in Borlänge

Police plan to install 150 surveillance cameras in public places in Borlänge. The expansion covers central areas including Hagalund and Bullermyren.

Police have recently installed more cameras in Borlänge. The goal is to reach a total of 150 units in public places soon. The expansion focuses on central Borlänge as well as the districts of Hagalund and Bullermyren. The information comes from local reports. No specific completion dates have been mentioned in available details.

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