Officers, patrol, training, event coverage and camera trailers for Chicago and its suburbs.
Each service below links to its full page on secureone.com.
An Illinois account usually starts with a simple question: what happens on this property after the last employee leaves? The answer decides the coverage. A warehouse with trucks arriving at all hours may need an officer at the gate and a second one walking the yard. A strip of storefronts may only need a patrol officer who checks every door twice a night. A senior living community may want a calm, familiar officer at the front desk during visiting hours.
We write post orders for what we find on the site walk, then train the officer on them before the first shift. Every client gets a single point of contact who can be reached 24/7, and reports, photos and patrol checks come through Vision Insights during the shift. If you manage properties in more than one suburb, WinTeam keeps the schedules and the invoices in one place.
Unarmed security officers for hotel lobbies, apartment and HOA entrances, assisted living communities, offices and loading docks. Posts can be long-term, short-term or temporary, and every officer learns your layout, your procedures and your contacts before the first shift. Our officers are First Aid and CPR certified, so they can respond first while help is on the way.
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Licensed armed officers for Illinois sites that carry a higher level of risk, such as properties that handle cash, hold valuable inventory or have had serious incidents. Many properties are better served by an unarmed officer, and we will say so after the site walk if that is our view. SecureOne works in Illinois under DPR License #122000898.
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Mobile patrol officers for properties that need regular checks rather than a full-time post. A patrol route can cover several buildings or several properties in one night, checking doors, gates, lots and fence lines. Vehicles are tracked with GPS Insight and record with in-car 360-degree cameras, from Chicago out to Joliet, Orland Park and Naperville.
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A sworn police officer can make sense for a large public event, traffic control or a short period when a property faces a specific threat. For everyday coverage, a trained SecureOne officer usually costs less and knows the site better. We can help you decide which one fits, and the full service description is on secureone.com.
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Our training goes past the state minimum. An officer at a hotel front desk needs different skills from one checking seals at a truck gate, so our in-house Director of Training writes custom programs by industry and facility, and officers are tested and refreshed after orientation. Some of the largest security firms in the country send their own new hires to SecureOne training facilities.
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Event security officers for a single night or a multi-day run, from a corporate gathering to a community festival in the suburbs. Officers can work entrances, parking areas and the crowd, and your regular contact plans the event with you so the extra staff and your everyday posts work from the same instructions.
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Remote camera monitoring is on our Illinois service list, and mobile camera trailers are one way to deliver it. A trailer watches a construction site, a storage yard or a vacant building when no officer is posted there. The units run on solar power with a backup power system, need no hookup and are professionally monitored around the clock. A trailer can be paired with mobile patrol for sites that need both.
Learn more on secureone.com ›The SecureOne Illinois page on secureone.com lists these contract security services for clients across the state:
Request a quote or call us, and we will set up a walk of your property. Referrals are available upon request.
