Video Surveillance Firm Armed with Cash

Hanover, MD-based Eyewitness Surveillance, run by Rush McCloy (above), is sitting on $15M in new funding from The PrivateBank to expand into new markets, particularly in the Midwest, and enhance its remote interactive video monitoring product. The 11-year-old company’s growth has come from midsized and large automotive dealerships, metal recycling yards and other industrial facilities. The company, whose video cameras use thermal imaging and provide analytics like car counts, says it will soon announce three new products and enhancements to existing products.

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