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CCTV Funding For SMEs ♦ CCTV Funding For SMEs has been announced by NSW Government’s Department of Communities and Justice through the Community and Small Business Fund. Funding is available to go towards the supply and installation of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) systems in small business premises located in the following local government areas: * Blacktown […]

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    CCTV Funding For SMEs

    ♦ CCTV Funding For SMEs has been announced by NSW Government’s Department of Communities and Justice through the Community and Small Business Fund.

    Funding is available to go towards the supply and installation of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) systems in small business premises located in the following local government areas:

    * Blacktown
    * Camden
    * Campbelltown
    * Canterbury-Bankstown
    * Cumberland
    * Fairfield
    * Liverpool
    * Parramatta
    * Penrith
    * Wollondilly

    To be eligible, you must be registered as a small business, be located in one of the 10 eligible local government areas in western and South Western Sydney, have a turnover of less than $A2 million or have less than 20 employees.

    CCTV systems installed under this program are required to be registered with the NSW Police Force.

    The CCTV Funding For SMEs program closes June 30 – you can find out more here or contact CCTV@justice.nsw.gov.au, call 61 2 8688 8666

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