Camden, New Jersey, has launched a comprehensive initiative to tackle illegal dumping by installing 120 surveillance cameras funded by a $500,000 federal grant secured by Congressman Donald Norcross. The city will offer monetary rewards ranging from $500 to $1,000 for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of offenders. This program aims to deter illegal dumping by providing credible evidence through community involvement. Mayor Vic Carstarphen emphasized that the effort signifies a united front involving residents, law enforcement, and government officials. Community members have expressed hope and skepticism about the program's effectiveness but acknowledge the city's attempts to address the long-standing problem. Residents are encouraged to report incidents using the police tip line or through 911.