29/06/2026
🎥 New CCTV Camera Installed at Uhlmann Road & Buckley Road, Burpengary East
I’m pleased to share that a new permanent CCTV camera has now been installed at the intersection of Uhlmann Road and Buckley Road, Burpengary East.
This location was strategically selected to provide high-level coverage of one of our region’s key arterial roads, ensuring consistent monitoring of this important transport corridor while supporting broader community safety outcomes.
This investment forms part of City of Moreton Bay’s expanding public safety camera network, which works in partnership with Queensland Police to help keep our community safe.
The installation will help to:
✅ Deter crime and anti-social behaviour through visible surveillance
✅ Enhance the detection of criminal and anti-social activity, including offences in progress
✅ Strengthen the quality of evidence available to assist Queensland Police investigations
✅ Support Council’s ongoing commitment to creating safe, liveable communities across Moreton Bay
This like many of Council’s newer public safety cameras also incorporate Licence Plate Recognition (LPR) technology. LPR cameras are able to automatically read and record vehicle registration plates travelling through monitored locations, providing valuable information that can assist Queensland Police in locating stolen vehicles, tracking suspect vehicles and supporting criminal investigations. The technology has become an important tool in helping law enforcement investigate offences more efficiently.
Council’s CCTV network is operated under strict privacy requirements. Cameras are directed at public spaces rather than private property, access to footage is restricted to authorised personnel, and recordings are retained for a limited period before being automatically overwritten unless required for an investigation. Footage can also be requested by Queensland Police to assist with investigations.
This is another practical investment in community safety, helping protect residents while giving our police additional tools to investigate crime and improve community safety across Moreton Bay.
If you witness a crime or require immediate assistance, always call 000. For non-urgent police matters, contact Policelink on 131 444.
