BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- Bakersfield College is increasing its security measures by installing security cameras across its campus, the college said through a news release Friday. College officials said cameras will be "strategically placed throughout the campus" and will serve as a deterrent to potential incidents. However, the release did not specify what areas on campus will be surveilled. Weldon residents displaced after fire destroys home The decision to add cameras comes from its ongoing commitment to provide a secure campus for students, faculty, staff and visitors, the release said. We are committed to providing a safe and accessible campus for our community. The new camera system is part of our broader strategy to create a welcoming space where students can thrive. LaNina Andrews, Executive Director of Marketing and Public Relations at Bakersfield College.