AKRON, Ohio — If you live in Akron in wards one, three or five, you might be eligible for a free doorbell camera through the Doorbell Camera Safety Program, as the city council is reopening applications.

Those applications open at 8 a.m. on July 24 and conclude on July 25, with a limited number of cameras available for residents who have not yet received one.

If you’re unsure of which ward you live in, click here to find out. The program is open to homeowners and renters.

“Doorbell cameras are a part of the City’s concerted effort to combat neighborhood crime and package theft,” reads a press release from the city.

The city says it received 7,536 applications during phase 2 of the program and processed 3,000 cameras. They say 74% of those cameras have been handed out.

“The Ring Camera and accompanying app functions as a neighborhood watch and provides residents with the ability to capture video and/or photos of criminal activity,” the release reads. “A bonus for users is the camera’s intercom (two-way mic/speaker functionality), in addition to the ability to view entry way activity remotely from the convenience of the Ring App.”

Only one camera is available per home, and there is a limited supply.