Birmingham City Council, GB takes aim at illegal dumping with its AI-enabled CCTV camera pilot

Birmingham City Council, GB AI CCTV Illegal Dumping Pilot

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City officials received a £45,000 national grant for a pilot in Aston, Erdington, and North Edgbaston. Cameras placed near dumping hotspots are trained to identify waste placed anywhere other than public bins. Each incident triggers a notification to local officials along with relevant imagery for timely investigations and enforcement. The cameras complement signage about penalties for illegal dumping and an online complaint form.

Code Enforcement Waste Management Artificial Intelligence (AI)Pilot / POC

Birmingham City Council, GB

Metropolitan council in England

United Kingdom

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