Surveillance towers refer to tall structures, usually mounted on trailers, that are equipped with cameras, lighting, and other surveillance equipment. They are designed to provide an elevated view of a designated area, allowing security personnel to monitor large crowds, public gatherings, and other events. Surveillance towers can be used to detect and respond to security incidents, as well as to provide real-time intelligence for law enforcement and emergency services. The goal of surveillance towers is to provide a comprehensive view of the surrounding area, enhance security operations, and ensure the safety of the public. Surveillance towers may be staffed by security personnel, or they may be equipped with remote monitoring technology that allows security personnel to monitor the cameras from a remote location. They may be used as a standalone security measure or as part of a comprehensive security plan that includes other security services, such as access control and video surveillance.