Candidate locations for new “Kobe City Camera Watch & Protect” installations in FY2024 (Higashinada Ward)

Press Release (June 20, 2024)
Crisis Management Office

The City of Kobe has installed and operated approximately 2,500 “Kobe City Camera Watch & Protect” security cameras directly operated by the City, mainly for the purpose of preventing and solving crimes targeting children and women, in areas such as elementary school corridors and major stations in the city.
In addition, the city plans to install approximately 2,500 more cameras over the next three years until FY2026, with approximately 500 new cameras to be installed in Higashinada and Chuo wards this fiscal year.
Based on the opinions received at the regional explanatory meetings held in both wards, we have decided on the candidate locations for installation, and are now soliciting opinions from the citizens of these wards.

1. Opinion period

From Thursday, June 20, 2024 to Wednesday, July 10, 2024

2. Location of materials to be viewed

During the period of the request for opinions, the materials can be viewed on the city website and at the following locations.

City Administration Information Room (City Hall Building No. 1, 18th floor)

Crisis Management Office (City Hall Building No. 4, 2nd floor)

3. How to Submit Opinions

Please submit your opinions in one of the following ways

Submit your opinion using the opinion submission form on the Kobe City homepage (opinion solicitation)

Opinion Form

Submission by e-mail

kikikanri3_info＠office.city.kobe.lg.jp

In the subject line, please write “Kobe City Camera Opinion Wanted” and to prevent viruses from infecting your email, please type the subject line in text format in the body of the email and do not use attachments.

Submission by FAX

Send to: 078-322-6031
To: Kobe City Camera Opinion Wanted, Kobe City Crisis Management Office

Submission by mail

To:
Kobe City Crisis Management Office, Kobe City, 650-8570 (no need to fill in address)

Must arrive no later than Wednesday, July 10, 2024

Submission in person

Crisis Management Office (City Hall Bldg. 4, 2F: weekdays from 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.)