Overview

Some calls for service require a professional response—but not a sworn response. Public-Private Partnerships are designed to support agencies by handling clearly defined, non-emergent assignments under established protocols, escalation thresholds, and reporting standards.

Our role is to reduce workload and improve consistency while protecting public trust: predictable response, clean documentation, and seamless coordination with agency leadership and dispatch.

How we’re different

• Municipal-ready staffing: Officers selected for professionalism, judgment, and public-facing assignments—supported by strong field supervision and performance oversight.

• POST-certified personnel where appropriate: We can staff roles with POST-certified personnel based on contract scope and agency requirements.

• Technology-enabled accountability: Built for structured reporting and operational visibility—supporting integration into CAD and reporting workflows as permitted and configured by the agency.

• Fleet scale for dependable coverage: A large fleet of marked units to support rapid deployment, predictable availability, and scalable response.

• Training-intensive operations: Higher training expectations than standard security services, with ongoing training cycles and supervision-driven quality control.

• Clear escalation protocols: Defined thresholds for when to hold the scene, request sworn response, or transfer responsibility—so the right resources are dispatched at the right time.

Use cases

• Alarm response services for municipal facilities and contracted sites: arrival, verification support, scene security, and documentation.

• Crime scene security to preserve scene integrity: perimeter control, access logging, and controlled presence until released.

• Minor accident traffic control for low-risk incidents: lane control, scene safety support, and coordination with responding agencies.

• Chain-of-custody evidence transports: secure transport with documented handoffs and audit-friendly logs.

• Secure inmate transport (non-emergent): scheduled transfers and standby support within defined scope and protocols.

• Other non-emergency calls for service: customized response programs aligned to municipal policy, staffing models, and performance expectations.