Amarillo, TX.
Our Texas office on Bell Street supports operations across the Panhandle, under Texas private security licenses B07284601 and F07300001, under a resident account manager.
The Panhandle, from Amarillo.
Amarillo sits at the center of a region where the distance between sites is the operational problem. Energy infrastructure, agricultural processing, distribution and manufacturing across the Texas Panhandle are rarely close together, and a guard force that has to travel two hours to relieve a post is a guard force that will eventually miss one.
Running the region from an office inside it is not a preference; it is what makes coverage hold on a night when the weather turns or someone calls in.
- Energy and industrial sites. Fixed posts, gatehouse operations and patrol across dispersed infrastructure.
- Distribution and manufacturing. Access control, trailer and yard checks, and shift-change coverage.
- Commercial property. Uniformed officers, lobby and after-hours coverage.
- Mobile patrol. Scheduled and randomised checks across sites too far apart for a fixed post at each.
Office
5408 Bell Street, Bldg A, Suite 125Amarillo, TX, 79109Direct: (806) 467-6222 See all nine officesLicensing
Texas private security licenses B07284601 and F07300001 cover our Texas operations.
Licensing and complianceWe hire in Amarillo.
Officers are recruited, screened and supervised locally. If you hold a state license, or you are ex-military or ex-law-enforcement and want to know what the license path looks like, the application takes a few minutes.
Taking over an existing post?
Most of the work we win here is a contract changing hands rather than a new post being created. Ask us about incumbent officer retention, phase-in and post orders on the first call - those are the questions that decide whether a transition goes quietly.
What a transition actually involves →Questions buyers ask us.
Which license covers officers at my site in Texas?
Texas private security licenses B07284601 and F07300001. Both are verifiable through the Texas Department of Public Safety, and we would rather you checked than took our word for it.
How far from Amarillo do you cover?
The office supports operations across the Texas Panhandle. Coverage for a specific site is confirmed in the proposal rather than promised in advance - if we cannot staff a location properly we will say so.
Who manages the account?
A resident account manager runs the Amarillo office. You get their name and direct number when the account opens, not a queue.
Are officers hired locally?
Yes. Officers are recruited, screened and supervised from this office. Local hiring is how a guard force understands the ground it stands on.
Can you provide armed officers?
Yes, where the post genuinely calls for it and the officer holds the licensing that Texas requires for armed work. We will also tell you when a post does not need an armed officer.
We already have a provider. What does switching involve?
Usually incumbent officer retention, a phased start and a rewrite of post orders. Ask about all three on the first call - they decide whether a transition is quiet or painful.
Talk to the Amarillo office.
A senior member of the team reviews every request directly.