Lantania deploys a smart video surveillance system for the Majadahonda Local Police

• The company, in a Joint Venture (JV) with Etralux, will deploy 133 state of the art cameras for public safety and traffic management across the municipality

Madrid, 29 September 2026. Lantania has commenced works for the installation and commissioning of a smart and scalable CCTV system for safety and traffic management for the Majadahonda Local Police, in the Community of Madrid. The project, executed in a Joint Venture (JV) with Etralux, has a budget of €4 million and involves the deployment of 133 state-of-the-art cameras designed to enhance public safety and traffic management across the municipality.

With this contract, the Majadahonda City Council is driving the modernization of its security infrastructure through a deployment featured by its automation and analytical reading capabilities. The new network will converge via a star-topology structure into the Local Police Headquarters Control Room, operating 24 hours a day. A dedicated technical room and a Data Center (CPD) equipped with 11 24-port switches for the storage and management of recorded footage will be set up there.

The primary objective of the project is to deploy a robust video surveillance network connected via the municipal fiber-optic network. This technology will cover the entry and exit points of both the built-up area and the municipal boundaries, as well as the city’s key strategic, commercial, industrial, and pedestrian zones.

Majadahonda features high commercial, industrial, and residential activity, with a significant flow of people during both day and night. The new video surveillance system will enhance the municipality’s security and mobility management and supervision capabilities, facilitate the detection of various scenarios and generating alerts for potential incidents.