Onsite security provides trained security officers who remain at your property to help protect people, buildings, assets, and property from security threats and unauthorized activity.

Onsite security can be used for businesses, commercial properties, residential communities, construction sites, warehouses, retail locations, and other properties that require a visible security presence.

Yes. Security coverage can be scheduled around your property's needs, including overnight hours, weekends, holidays, and 24-hour coverage.

Depending on the client's needs and the assignment, Midwest Protection Division can provide armed or unarmed security officers.

Duties may include monitoring the property, conducting security patrols, checking entrances and exits, documenting incidents, deterring unauthorized activity, and contacting emergency services when necessary.

Vehicle patrol service provides scheduled or responsive security patrols using marked security vehicles to monitor a property and help deter suspicious or unauthorized activity.

Vehicle patrols can be useful for commercial properties, apartment communities, construction sites, shopping centers, parking lots, warehouses, and large properties that require regular security checks.

Patrol frequency can be customized based on the property's size, location, operating hours, and security requirements.

Yes. Overnight vehicle patrols can provide a visible security presence during hours when properties may have fewer employees or occupants.

Officers can check for suspicious activity, unauthorized individuals, property damage, unsecured doors or gates, unusual conditions, and other potential security concerns.

Event security can help maintain a safe environment, deter unwanted activity, manage potential security concerns, and provide guests and organizers with greater peace of mind.

Security officers can be used for private parties, corporate events, concerts, festivals, weddings, community events, fundraisers, sporting events, and other gatherings.

Depending on the event's requirements, security officers can help monitor entrances, verify authorized guests, enforce event policies, and address unauthorized access.

Security officers provide a visible presence that can help deter disruptive behavior. They can also respond to incidents and contact law enforcement or emergency services when necessary.

The appropriate number of officers depends on factors such as the number of guests, venue size, event type, location, hours, and specific security requirements.

Fire watch service provides trained personnel to monitor a property for potential fire hazards when normal fire protection systems are unavailable, impaired, or otherwise require additional monitoring.

Fire watch may be required during construction, renovations, hot work, fire alarm system outages, sprinkler system impairments, or other situations where additional fire monitoring is necessary.

Fire watch personnel monitor designated areas for signs of fire or unsafe conditions, conduct required patrols, document observations, and follow established emergency procedures if a fire or hazard is discovered.

Yes. Firewatch coverage can be scheduled around the property's needs, including overnight, weekend, and extended-hour assignments.

Yes. Midwest Protection Division takes a customized approach to security planning and works with clients to develop services based on their property's specific requirements.

Alarm response service provides a security officer who can respond to an alarm or reported security concern at your property, assess the situation, and take appropriate action.

Security officers can respond to reported alarms and other security-related concerns, including suspicious activity, property damage, and other issues reported through Midwest Protection's 24/7 dispatch service.

When an alarm or security concern is reported, Midwest Protection can dispatch a nearby security officer to check the property, investigate the reported issue, and document their findings.

Yes. If an officer determines that police, fire, or other emergency services are needed, Midwest Protection can contact the appropriate emergency responders.

Yes. Midwest Protection operates a 24/7 dispatch service, allowing clients to report security concerns and request assistance at any time, day or night.

Midwest Protection Division takes a customized approach to security, first understanding each client's needs and property before developing a security plan. The company combines trained personnel, modern equipment, electronic reporting, GPS monitoring, and 24/7 dispatch support.

Yes. Midwest Protection Division is licensed through the Ohio Department of Public Safety to provide security guard and investigation services. Its Ohio DPS license number is 20202100364940.

Yes. Midwest Protection operates a 24/7 dispatch center that allows clients to report security concerns and request assistance at any time. Clients can also request to speak with a supervisor or member of management when necessary.

Midwest Protection uses electronic reporting and GPS tracking to provide greater transparency into security operations. These systems help clients have visibility into patrol activity and officer services.

Midwest Protection invests in training and ongoing support for its security officers, including training in areas such as OC spray, baton, Taser, and CPI. The company also carries general liability, automobile, and workers' compensation insurance to provide additional protection for its clients.