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    You are at:Home»Local News»RCPD to keep watchful eye on Manhattan through new surveillance agreement

    RCPD to keep watchful eye on Manhattan through new surveillance agreement

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    By Cole Bertelsen on December 17, 2025 Local News, Manhattan
    Anderson Ave./Seth Child Rd. intersection and overpass. (Photo by Derek Simmons/KMAN)

    A new camera surveillance agreement will allow the Riley County Police Department to access city camera feeds in real time.

    Manhattan city commissioners approved the license agreement with RCPD and the Riley County Law Enforcement Agency Board on Tuesday.

    RCPD has a contract with the intelligence platform Axon Fusus to deploy a RealTime Intelligence Center program. Fusus allows RCPD to integrate with RCPD’s existing cameras and third party camera systems such as local business and now the city of Manhattan’s camera system, including its traffic cameras.

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