On the exterior of the property, the casino chose to install five FD8367A-V fixed dome network cameras due to its vari-focal lens, 30-metre IR and IP66-rated housing. The Chumash Casino Resort utilises 14 FD8166A-N ultra-mini IR fixed dome cameras in the interior of the property due to its compact size, easy installation, invisible IR design and great picture quality. The outcome not only met, but surpassed their goal of replacing the older system, resulting in them utilising the “all VIVOTEK” format when asked to do the same thing at their Tribal Clinic months later. They installed a mixture of 21 VIVOTEK cameras connected to the VIVOTEK 32-CH NVR, the ND9541. This included installing new IP-based cameras and NVR storage devices.Īfter using a varied selection of VIVOTEK network cameras for their own larger surveillance system, the Chumash Casino Resort opted to go all-in with VIVOTEK products when tasked to replace an analogue surveillance system by the Tribal Halls Tribal Administrator. The goal for the Chumash Casino Resort was to replace an ageing interior/exterior analogue surveillance system that was failing and to provide upgraded picture resolution as well as remote viewing.

Security concerns in and around the property had become a challenge.

Delivering restorative indulgence is their way of repairing body and soul, which defines Chumash-style hospitality.Īt the Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, California, this belief includes the security of their guests which, in recent years, has needed an upgrade. It is their obligation to transform their guests so that they can leave ready to face the challenges of their journey. Simply providing food and shelter is not enough. In Chumash culture, it is unforgivable to let a visitor who is tired, stressed or depleted leave their home without making every effort to restore that guest. The Chumash believe they have a special responsibility to provide restorative hospitality to their guests.

Chumash casino security job