Oregon Cannabis Security Systems for State Compliance
We help Oregon’s cannabis entrepreneurs meet their personal and compliance goals when it comes to marijuana security. With our Free layout and planning services, our solutions are cost-effective and professional. We have been designing compliant cannabis security systems since 2012, and have set up our cannabis security program to cater specifically for those in the Cannabis Industry. We are inviting Oregon’s Marijuana entrepreneurs to get to know us. We have taken our experiences and compiled that information into this free Security compliance eBook to share with cannabis business owners, just like you. Let us help you save time and money with our Free Customized Layout and planning Services. We have designed systems for marijuana dispensaries, processors, producers, and businesses of all sizes.
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Oregon Security Camera System equipment requirements
Record 24/7 for 90 days at 720p
For all entry and exit points and in all areas (to and from) where there are mature marijuana plants and usable marijuana products, Oregon requires continuous recording for 24 hours a day, with recordings held for at least 90 days. Cameras must be at least 720p resolution. Off-Site Backup is required in Oregon for all entry and exit points and limited access and secure areas where there is risk or usable marijuana products.
Site Planning: Oregon Requirements
Site and Layout planning is critical in designing a compliant OLCC security camera system. All entrances and exits to the facility must have proper camera coverage, where the camera are able to capture clear images of any activity occurring within 15 feet both inside and outside of the premises. All activity in sensitive and limited access areas must video recording. All points of sale and cash exchange areas must have coverage. The surveillance room where the surveillance equipment is secured must have a cameras placed in view of the equipment. Any area that the commission believes to present a public safety risk bases on the overall operation must have proper camera coverage. Our Oregon compliance specialist will be able to provide you with a unique system design based on your floor plan.
Securing the Equipment and Recordings
In the state of Oregon, it is required that all video surveillance equipment, meaning and recordings, must be stored in a locked and secure area that is only accessible to the licensee or authorized personnel. Securing the DVR/NVR inside a security lock box made of reinforced steel will help keep your recorder safe.
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