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Hillsborough County House of Corrections Enhances Detainee Safety

Hillsborough County House of Corrections deploys the OverWatch™ system to enhance their high safety and security standards for inmates and staff.

Manchester, NH (June 20, 2024) – 4Sight Labs today announced the deployment of its OverWatch™ system at the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections. The OverWatch system employs sophisticated sensors and technology-driven intelligence to detect potential threats and medical emergencies, allowing for fast intervention by facility staff. OverWatch is an advanced technology developed by 4Sight Labs aimed at improving safety and security within the facility.

Hillsborough County is the pioneering facility in the New England region to implement this cutting-edge system on a limited basis.

The facility will launch its first 10 devices on July 1, 2024.

Media Contact:

Joseph Costanzo

Superintendent

Hillsborough County House of Corrections

joseph.costanzo@hcnh.gov

About Hillsborough County House of CorrectionsLocated in Manchester, New Hampshire, the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections houses inmates awaiting trial, serving short sentences, or held on various charges. The facility is dedicated to providing secure, humane supervision and evidence-based rehabilitation. It is committed to promoting public safety with respect, professionalism, dedication, and courage.

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