4 Services a Security Officer can Provide

#1 Armed or Unarmed Security Officers.
More often than not, potential criminals are looking for the right “opportunity” to commit their deed. It isn’t planned out; they are just waiting for the right time. If they see a security officer, even an unarmed security guard, they will wait for another time and place.

#2 Mobile Patrol Services.
Part of a security officer’s job is to to notice every detail of your property. During their walks or drives throughout your property, they will be able to spot a damaged window, leaky pipe, broken air vent, and more. It may not be a criminal attack, but they are all things you want to have taken care of right away. Fixing minor issues as the security guard notices them will keep your property value up and allow you to avoid a major repair or future criminal act.

#3 Personal Protection Officers.
Also known as a bodyguard, a personal protection officer is available for various private and public functions. Our PPOs are plain-clothed, legally carry concealed handguns under Texas Law, and can be dressed in either casual or formal attire.

#4 Temporary Assignments.
Sometimes, you only need protection for a short amount of time. It could be because you’re going through a divorce, witnesses a violent crime, are firing people at your company, won the lottery, or many other reasons. A security officer can be tasked with protecting you for as long or as short as you see fit.

For any of these services, the Dallas and Ft. Worth company to call is Statewide Patrol. You won’t need to worry about thieves breaking into your home, vandals attacking your commercial property, a large-scale shooting happening anywhere you are, an employee taking from the cash register, and countless other criminal activities. Reach out to our team of licensed and professional security guards today so you can breathe easy again. Please call us at (972) 918-9411.