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Public order camerasCamera's openbare orde

Camera's openbare ordePublic order cameras

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This dataset lists surveillance cameras that a mayor may place in public spaces for safety reasons in the Netherlands. Cameras are mostly located in city centers but can also be installed elsewhere when required for public order and safety. Two types are distinguished: fixed cameras, which remain in place for a set period, and (implicitly) mobile or temporary cameras deployed as needed. The dataset is published via the Dutch national open data portal data.overheid.nl and provides location and type information relevant to monitoring public safety infrastructure at the municipal level.De burgemeester kan camera’s op straat plaatsen als dat nodig is voor de veiligheid. Deze camera's staan vooral in de binnenstad. Maar ze kunnen ook op andere plekken in de stad worden neergezet als dat nodig is voor de veiligheid. Er zijn twee soorten camera’s. Vaste camera's worden telkens voor...

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Query examples

curl -s 'https://data.overheid.nl/data/api/3/action/package_show?id=40567-camera-s-openbare-orde' -H 'Accept: application/json'

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Last upstream update
23 days ago
2026-07-24

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