Most Wyoming clients come to us with one of four problems: people walking in who should not, property sitting unwatched overnight, a remote lot with no power or staff, or a short-term spike in risk. Here is how SecureOne handles each.
"We need someone at the door": armed and unarmed security guards
An unarmed officer handles access control, visitor check-in, rounds and the everyday issues that come up in offices, apartment buildings and stores. Armed coverage makes sense where there is cash handling, high-value inventory, a credible threat or a history of incidents involving weapons. We will tell you plainly which one your Cheyenne or Casper site needs.
SecureOne officers come from military, law enforcement or security backgrounds. Each one completes required training and site-specific training, shadows a field supervisor until ready, and is First Aid and CPR certified.
"Nobody is there after hours": mobile patrol
A patrol officer stops by on a set schedule or at random times, checks doors, gates, fence lines and lots, locks and unlocks buildings, and responds to alarms. Patrol vehicles have GPS Insight live tracking and in-car 360-degree cameras, and you receive a patrol report by email every day. For Wyoming yards and buildings that sit empty overnight, patrol is often the most cost-effective coverage.
"There is no power and no staff on site": mobile camera trailers
Solar-powered camera trailers bring 24/7 remote monitoring to places without electricity or a guard shack. They include live camera monitoring, motion-activated alerts, pan-tilt-zoom cameras, talk-down audio through an onboard speaker and a backup power system. They are a strong fit for construction sites, equipment yards and open commercial lots.
"We need a sworn officer": off-duty police
For situations that call for law enforcement presence, SecureOne's off-duty police services supply licensed off-duty and recently retired police officers in good standing. Each is background checked, trained in SecureOne's force policies and certified in CPR, AED and First Aid.
"It is only for a few days": event and short-term security
We plan and staff armed and unarmed officers for one-day events, short projects and urgent needs. SecureOne's event security and other services page covers the options. In 2019 alone, SecureOne provided more than 80,000 manhours of short-term and event security.
Wyoming industries and what officers do there
Energy, industrial and equipment yards
Gate and visitor logs, after-hours rounds of shops and laydown areas, and camera trailers on fenced yards.
Distribution centers and warehouses
Dock and gate control, driver check-in, trailer and paperwork checks, and interior patrols between shifts.
Construction projects
Roving officers and camera trailers that protect tools, materials and equipment from theft and trespassing for one phase or the whole build.
Offices and commercial property
Front desk coverage, visitor management, escorts to parking and checks on vacant space.
Retail stores
Officers deter theft, vandalism and parking lot break-ins while staying approachable for shoppers. When something happens they de-escalate and call the police. They do not chase anyone.
Apartments and HOAs
Patrols, posted officers and rule compliance checks with incident reports managers can share.
How your account is managed
Everything officers record, including reports, photos and patrol checks, goes into Vision InSites, SecureOne's real-time security reporting platform. You get one point of contact available 24/7, the 24-hour dispatch center behind every post, field supervisor inspections at no additional cost, and WinTeam for accurate scheduling and billing. Officers wear a tan shirt, black hat, black pants and black shoes.
Wyoming security questions
Is my Wyoming property handed off to another company?
No. Wyoming accounts are staffed by SecureOne's own officers, supervisors and managers.
Do you cover sites outside Cheyenne and Casper?
We work in communities across Wyoming. Call (888) 834-5285 with the address so we can confirm coverage for your location and schedule.
Is a patrol enough, or do I need a full-time guard?
It depends on the site. Many properties that sit empty overnight are well covered by patrol or a camera trailer. We will recommend the lighter option when it does the job.
Will your officers chase a shoplifter?
No. They de-escalate and call the police.
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