Security Division
Officers who are
actually on post.
Static posts, roving patrol, emergency response and crowd control — visible when presence is the deterrent, invisible when it isn't. Backed by dispatch that answers at any hour and video monitoring that never blinks.
Uniformed Officers

Our uniformed officers are the most visible branch of our security teams. This unit provides static, patrol, emergency response and crowd control services — the presence that stops an incident from starting, and the trained response for when it does anyway.
- Static posts — lobbies, gates, entrances, access control points
- Patrol — marked vehicle and foot patrol on scheduled and randomized routes
- Emergency response — alarm response, medical and fire coordination, evacuation support
- Crowd control — queue management, capacity enforcement, event and venue posts
Concealed Officers

Sometimes a uniform escalates the very thing you hired us to prevent. Our concealed officers provide armed protection without the presence of a uniformed officer — everything from access control to threat response, without announcing to a room that someone is worried.
- Discreet armed coverage for executives, VIPs and at-risk individuals
- Plainclothes access control for offices, clinics and private events
- Loss prevention in retail and hospitality environments
- Threat response — trained, armed and already inside the room
Behind the officer
Dispatch and monitoring, 24 hours a day.
An officer on a site is only as strong as the operation behind them. Ours runs continuously.
- 24/7 call & text dispatch — reach a person, not a voicemail box, at any hour
- Remote video monitoring — live eyes on your cameras, with escalation when something moves
- Documented post orders — every officer knows the site, the escalation path and who to call
- Field supervision — supervisors check posts; posts don't check themselves
- Activity & incident reports — written records you can hand to an insurer or an attorney
- Coverage that scales — add posts for a holiday season, a strike, a build or a trial
Common assignments
Don't see yours? It probably still fits. Call dispatch and describe the site.
Questions we get
Straight answers.
Armed or unarmed — which do I need?
How fast can you start?
Do you cover overnight, weekends and holidays?
Can you monitor cameras we already own?
Are you licensed and insured?
Put an officer where the risk is.
Tell us the site, the hours and what's happened before. We'll tell you what coverage it actually needs.