Overview

• The rollout uses 15,200 street totems, each combining a fixed camera with a 360° PTZ unit, a panic button, visual and audible alerts, and automated fault notifications.
• Coverage spans all 16 alcaldías with a focus on peripheral areas and other locations identified for higher crime risk and heavy foot traffic.
• Investment reports vary by outlet, placing the project cost at roughly 345 million to 347.6 million pesos.
• The government says the expanded network will total 113,814 cameras by December 2025, a figure it claims makes Mexico City the most video‑monitored in the Americas.
• A separate acquisition for thousands of Metro cameras is expected in the coming weeks, and the C5 states new systems will retain recordings for 14 days to support investigations.