Services
Uniformed Officers — Armed & Unarmed
Standing posts staffed by Texas DPS-licensed officers — armed Level III and unarmed Level II — trained in the SAVS Academy before they ever take a post, and working to post orders written for your property.
Why SAVS
Built for the post
DPS-licensed officers
Every officer works under Texas DPS License #B31225001, with licensed, bonded, and insured coverage on every post.
Academy-trained before post
Officers complete the SAVS Training Academy — including verbal judo and de-escalation — before assignment, not after.
Armed Level III & unarmed Level II
Armed and unarmed posts are matched to the property during the site assessment, so the level of post fits the risk.
Post orders written per property
Each post runs on written post orders for that property: access points, patrol points, contacts, and escalation steps.
What’s included
- Standing posts — a uniformed officer on site for the hours your property needs covered.
- Access control — entry checks, visitor direction, and gate or lobby presence per your post orders.
- Incident reporting the same shift — incidents are documented in Guard Command HQ and reported the same shift they occur.
- Visible deterrent presence — a marked, uniformed post residents, tenants, and visitors can see.
The uniform standard
A consistent, professional uniform standard on every post — cap, badge, and gear checked before shift.
On post, equipped
Officers arrive equipped for the post as written — duty gear, radio, and reporting tools in Guard Command HQ.
Questions
Frequently asked
Are SAVS officers licensed?
Should my property use an armed or unarmed officer?
How fast can a post start?
What training do officers complete?
How do I get a quote?
Ready to talk security?
Every engagement starts with a site assessment, so the plan fits your property before a post is staffed.