We’re on site before the doors.

One night, station by station

From load-in to load-out,
someone is on the clock.

Every stop on this timeline is a service you can book. Read it as a shift: what the officer does at that hour, and what that hour costs. Officer shifts carry a four-hour minimum.

1. 16:00 Load-in

   Unarmed event officer

   We clock in with the production crew.

   Officers arrive for load-in, walk the floor plan with the venue, and take up posts before the first guest is anywhere near the gate. Vendor doors, equipment, the parking lot — covered while the room is still being built.

   From $52/hr · 4-hour minimum

2. 17:30 Briefing

   Written staffing plan

   Posts, radios, and who goes where.

   The written staffing plan from your site walkthrough becomes the briefing. Every officer knows their door, their line of sight and their call sign before the room fills. If the plan has to change on the night, you hear it from us first.

   Site walkthrough and written plan · no charge

3. 19:00 Doors

   Bag check & screening team

   Doors open. The line keeps moving.

   A screening team works the entrance — bag check, screening where you want it, and a steady hand on the queue so nobody is left standing outside. Guests get checked in quickly and the room fills on time.

   From $600 per event

   

4. 21:30 Peak

   Crowd management & access control

   Peak hour. Nobody gets past the rope.

   Access control at the door and officers roving inside — capacity held, aisles kept clear, and a calm answer for the guest who has had enough. This is the hour that decides how the night ends.

   From $58/hr · 4-hour minimum

   

5. 23:30 Late

   Armed licensed officer

   An armed post for the hours that need one.

   When the room is at its loudest, or the cash and the talent are on site, an armed licensed officer takes the post you choose — visible, briefed, and on the radio with the rest of the team.

   From $78/hr · 4-hour minimum