£1.3m investment in ANPR network across Northamptonshire

We're adding around 100 new cameras to the ANPR network in Northamptonshire as part of an investment strategy to disrupt crime, support road safety and deny criminals the use of the county’s roads.
🚨🚨 In this video, Chief Superintendent Mick Stamper and PFCC Stephen Mold talk about how we use ANPR and why we're improving it 🚨🚨
The £1.3 million investment - agreed by the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold and Chief Constable Nick Adderley - will see new, fixed cameras across the county and marks a significant expansion of the ANPR network.
The cameras will be used by Northamptonshire Police to fight crime and keep people safe, providing additional tools to detect crime, disrupt criminals who are using the roads and deter them from committing crime in this county.
The investment plan includes additional cameras:
on the county’s major, strategic routes and at the county borders
an increased ANPR footprint in rural communities, with cameras at strategic routes on roads in rural areas
increased coverage in the county’s major towns