Centro de Cooperação da Cidade (CCC): One Room for Five Municipal Services

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Municipal Law 2,621 of 1 July 2020 created the Centro de Cooperação da Cidade, inaugurated that August in Adrianópolis, to put traffic management, public transport, the municipal guard, civil defence and telehealth monitoring in a single operations room under the Casa Civil. The camera network was tripled from 41 to 159 lenses in August 2022 and is described by the city as more than 150 cameras on Manaus's main roads today; a wall of 27 55-inch monitors carries camera feeds, heat maps and data flows. Since October 2025 IMMU has worked from the same building on a platform called Go Data Intelligence, which ingests Waze reports and driver-submitted incidents — crashes, stopped vehicles, congestion, dark signals, obstacles — and flags them for 15 agents across four shifts. The city also publishes a selection of the live camera views on its own portal, so residents can look at the same streets the operators do.

Live 📅 since 2020 🤖 Uses AI
Evidence🏛️ Officialgrades the sourcing — this entry states no impact figure
what does this mean?The strongest source is the operator's or the city's own reporting — an official report, dataset or press release. It grades who did the looking — not how well the project went. All four grades →
Scale🏙️ City-wide

🎓 Lesson

Everything known about what the room achieves comes from the room's own operators: the city reports camera counts, monitor counts and event deployments, but no independent audit of detection rates, response times or how long footage is retained has been published. The public livestream is a real transparency step and also the only outside view anyone has of the system.

Sources

↗ Prefeitura de Manaus — Centro de Cooperação da Cidade de Manaus (CCC), página institucionalLoad-bearing municipal source for the founding facts: Lei nº 2.621 of 1 July 2020, inauguration August 2020, position within the Casa Civil, and the remit covering "trânsito, transporte público, saúde, educação, defesa civil e meio ambiente".
↗ Revista Segurança Eletrônica — Prefeitura triplica número de câmeras de monitoramento em Manaus2022-08-22. Trade-press source for the camera expansion from 41 to 159 and for the five integrated municipal services (traffic, public transport, municipal guard, civil defence, telehealth).
↗ Prefeitura de Manaus — PMM amplia monitoramento do trânsito com tecnologia e IA2025-10-14. Source for the Go Data Intelligence platform (built by 4Smart Cloud on Google Cloud), its Waze and driver-report inputs, the incident categories, the CCC address in Adrianópolis and the 15 agents across four shifts.
↗ Amazonas Atual — Novo portal da Prefeitura reúne serviços e permite ver câmeras em Manaus2023-01-25. Independent press confirmation that the municipal portal carries real-time CCC camera images alongside the consolidated departmental sites.
↗ Prefeitura de Manaus (CCC) — MonitoramentoCCC monitoring page; states "O Centro de Cooperação da Cidade atua com mais de 150 câmeras, nas principais vias de Manaus". Currency check: CCC operations reported for Réveillon 2025 and Marcha para Jesus 2026, so the centre is demonstrably active.
📎 Cite this project

1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Centro de Cooperação da Cidade (CCC): One Room for Five Municipal Services” — Manaus, Brazil. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/manaus-centro-cooperacao-cidade/ (last verified 2026-08-10). Data: CC BY 4.0.

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