Protect Your Oil Rig from Bad Actors

In March 2025, the Texas Senate unanimously approved Bill 494, which would form a task force responsible for combating the state’s rising petroleum theft. Organized oil field theft has become a big business in Texas, with millions of dollars at stake. 

In an interview with ABC Big 2, Ector County Sheriff Mike Griffis reported that criminals stole millions of dollars of oil field equipment in 2024. They seized over a million dollars of backhoes, skid-steers, tractor-trailers, and oil field equipment from just one individual. 

So, until law enforcement can tackle organized crime and this level of theft, what can you do to enhance oil and gas security in Dallas, TX?

That’s where Cameras Onsite and their patented, state-of-the-art mobile video surveillance systems come in. Here, we’ll explore how they protect gas and oil rigs in Texas.