No hardware sales
We will not bid cameras, locks, or monitoring. If you need a vendor, you get questions to ask them—not a referral fee behind the curtain.
Approach
The lead work is off-duty sworn officers for events, facilities, and game day. Property walks and memos are still available. We do not arrive with a kit to sell.
Whether you need security for a long-term contract or a one-night event, we have you covered and protected.
Officer coverage
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Date, venue or facility, crowd, alcohol, cash, and close-out. We tell you how many officers the posts actually need—not a package upsell.
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Gates, lot, concourse, door, cash, and the hour you lock the building. A short operations plan the host and the officers can both use.
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Off-duty sworn law enforcement officers, not contract guards. Coverage is private work through the firm, scheduled around official duties.

Also: property work
A call or a first visit to hear what you are actually worried about—and what you are not. If this is not the right work, we say so.
We go through the property the way an offender would, then the way you live and work in it. Notes stay specific to this address.
A short memo: what to change now, what can wait, what to stop spending on. Plain language. No thirty-page binder.
Questions after the walk are part of the work. If you later want a contractor or a trainer, we help you shop—without a kickback.
What we will not do
We will not bid cameras, locks, or monitoring. If you need a vendor, you get questions to ask them—not a referral fee behind the curtain.
We will not brief active-shooter cinema to a church board that asked about porch pirates. The recommendation matches the pattern.
Coverage is off-duty officers coordinated by the firm—not a department operation, and not a reason to skip 911. Property work is not an LMPD visit.
Principles
The people on the post are off-duty sworn law enforcement officers—accountable to a real department. Not a rental guard in a polo.
Posts, times, and a short plan for that event. We tell you how many officers the gates and lots actually need—not an upsell.
Jefferson County and Louisville Metro. The work is built from how crowds, theft, and close-out actually go here—not a national playbook.
We do not sell cameras, alarms, or monitoring. Assessments and memos are still available if you ask. They are not the lead.