Armed and unarmed uniformed security personnel are a very effective deterrent to criminal activity. All officers employed by Tactical Force, LLC., have either Law Enforcement or Military experience and understand the complexities with both armed and unarmed security. Rest assured that our officers are professional, competent and customer service oriented!

Static and mobile patrols allow for you to monitor one particular area, or a large area. All of our officers are trained to conduct both static and mobile patrols. Static posts are those that require officers to stay in one area. Mobile patrols require officers to move around a large area, either in a vehicle or on foot. Additionally, all of our officers are equipped with body cameras for real time monitoring by the Management and the client.

K-9 (dog and handler) (COMING SOON) teams are among the most sophisticated tools we have in the security industry. Often times, K-9 teams take years of training to be proficient at the many things that they are required to do. Tactical Force, LLC will have a full time K-9 officer on duty 24/7. The officer can do things such as: vehicular searches, drug searches, apprehension, community relations and a host of other things.

Our most highly trained officers are assigned to the VCP (VIP/close protection) teams. ALL of these highly trained officers have a very specific skill set and level of experience. The MINIMUM requirements are 5 consecutive years as a Law Enforcement officer, OR 5 consecutive years Active Duty Military (Combat Arms). Additionally, officers undergo 14 days of strenuous training to prepare them to protect VIP's.

Access control is one of the most important things for all size businesses. Tactical Force, LLC., can provide systems and personnel to monitor all of your access control points.

Threat assessments are critical for any business. Tactical Force, LLC, has trained personnel that can rate your facility and provide a comprehensive threat assessment. Threat assessments allow the business owner to understand vulnerable areas of the facility and options to mitigate those weaknesses.