Unarmed Monitors

For schools seeking effective unarmed security solutions, the Campus Monitor program offers a trusted and reliable option.

Our Campus Monitors are fully licensed with D & G certifications, ensuring they meet the highest industry standards for security personnel.

Beyond their professional qualifications, each Campus Monitor is trained to provide exceptional customer service, fostering a safe and welcoming environment for students, staff, and visitors alike.

By combining thorough security expertise with strong interpersonal skills, our Campus Monitors serve as a vital presence on campus, helping to maintain order, prevent incidents, and support the overall safety and well-being of the school community.

Special Event Services

The Special Events Officer is committed to acting within the law to proactively secure community events, athletic competitions, performances, and gatherings. This role ensures that events remain safe, orderly, and welcoming for students, staff, families, and members of the community from setup through final departure. The Special Events Services may include, but are not limited to:

• Pre-Event Planning: Coordinating with school administration and event organizers to review venue layouts, expected attendance, entry points, and staffing needs well in advance of the event.
• Conducting Site Assessments: Walking and evaluating event spaces, parking areas, and surrounding grounds to identify vulnerabilities and establish clear emergency egress routes.
• Managing Access & Crowd Flow: Overseeing entry screening, ticketing checkpoints, credentialed access, and spectator movement to prevent overcrowding and unauthorized entry.
• Implementing Event Security Protocols: Enforcing established safety procedures, including bag checks, restricted-area controls, traffic direction, and event-specific emergency response plans.
• Assessing Threats: Observing and reporting suspicious behavior or escalating conduct, and collaborating with school administration and local law enforcement to assess and manage potential risks.
• Providing Immediate Response: Acting swiftly and appropriately in the event of a medical emergency, altercation, severe weather, active assailant, or evacuation, following all legal and procedural guidelines.
• Coordinating With Partner Agencies: Serving as a point of contact for law enforcement, EMS, and fire officials to ensure unified command and clear communication throughout the event.