Miami-Dade

A Miami company, not a national brand with a Miami number.

Security Alliance was founded here in 2001 and has been headquartered in Miami ever since. The executives who scope your site are in the same county as your site.

01

Officers who work in both languages

In a county where a large share of tenants, residents and visitors speak Spanish, many of our officers work in English and Spanish. That matters most in the minutes when a situation is still being talked down.

02

Condominium and HOA experience

Gate and concierge posts, resident and vendor verification, vehicle access control and after-hours coverage - the daily reality of residential security in South Florida.

03

Commercial and mixed-use property

Lobby posts, access control, visitor and contractor processing, and GPS-verified patrol with incident reports filed from the post rather than written up later.

04

Licensed here, verifiably

Florida Security Agency License B 2100072, Private Investigation Agency License A 3200282 and Security Officer School License DS2700029 - all three searchable in the state database.

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Miami, Florida

Licensing

Security Alliance LLC holds Florida Security Agency License B 2100072, Private Investigation Agency License A 3200282 and Security Officer School License DS2700029, with Texas private security licenses B07284601 and F07300001.

Licensing and compliance
Common Questions

Questions buyers ask us.

Is Security Alliance licensed to provide security guard services in Florida?

Yes. Security Alliance LLC holds Florida Security Agency License B 2100072, issued under Chapter 493, along with Private Investigation Agency License A 3200282 and Security Officer School License DS2700029. All three can be verified in the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services public database.

Which areas of Miami-Dade do you cover?

Our headquarters is in Miami at 8323 NW 12th Street, and we staff sites across Miami-Dade. Tell us the address and we will confirm coverage and mobilization timing rather than give a general answer.

Can you provide Spanish-speaking officers?

Yes. Many of our officers work in English and Spanish. If bilingual coverage is a requirement rather than a preference, say so at scoping and we will staff for it specifically.

Do you provide armed officers?

Yes, where the risk justifies it. Armed officers in Florida hold a Class G firearms license in addition to the Class D security officer license. We will tell you when unarmed coverage is the better answer for your site.

How quickly can you start at a new site in Miami?

It depends on headcount, hours and whether posts are armed. Give us the site, the shift pattern and the date, and you will get a dated mobilization plan rather than an estimate.

Start with a walk-through of the property.

We will look at the site, tell you what coverage it actually needs, and put it in writing - including where you can spend less.