WOODINVILLE, Wash. (Jan. 11, 2008) – Apollo Video Technology (www.avt-usa.com) announced today that it has relocated to a new 45,000 square-foot manufacturing and office facility in Woodinville, Wash.

Apollo Video Technology’s new headquarters, located at 14148 NE 190th Street, Woodinville, Wash. near Seattle and just 15 minutes north of its previous location, will allow the four-year-old digital surveillance system manufacturer to accommodate continued growth in public and pupil transit, law enforcement, military and other industries.

Apollo's new Woodinville facility

“Demand for digital surveillance systems in public transit, law-enforcement, school bus and the military has increased significantly,” said Rodell Notbohm, General Manager of Apollo Video Technology. “Our expanded Woodinville facility will allow us to continue to stay ahead of industry demand and provide superior digital surveillance systems to our existing and new customers.”

In 2007, Apollo Video Technology was selected to provide digital visual and audio surveillance systems by a number of prominent public agencies across the U.S. including Chicago Metra, Kansas City Area Transit Authority, Tulsa Transit, Williamsburg Area Transport and Tacoma Public Schools. The Woodinville company currently maintains 35 customers in Washington state.

Across the U.S., Apollo Video’s RoadRunner system is installed in bus fleets of over 50 school districts including Tulsa Public Schools in Oklahoma and Lane County School District in Oregon. Over 150 public agencies, including Los Angeles County Metro Transportation Authority, City of Lincoln Nebraska, the Cocoa Beach, Florida Police Department and Tacoma Public Schools have selected Apollo Video to provide and install video and audio surveillance systems.