Visible presence
A marked KingsGuard vehicle, seen on the street.
Neighbourhoods across Ontario pool together to hire KingsGuard for scheduled and random patrols in marked vehicles, so the street has a visible deterrent, a licensed guard who knows the houses, and a number to call before it becomes a 911 call.
How it works
Households on a street or in a subdivision agree on coverage hours and split the cost.
A marked KingsGuard vehicle patrols on a schedule with random timing.
The guard checks driveways, side gates, vacant homes, and anything residents flag.
Residents get a direct line for suspicious activity and a report after every patrol.
Patrols can be paired with a shared, partitioned Verkada camera system so the neighbourhood's cameras report to the same operators (Residential Security).
What the guard does
A marked KingsGuard vehicle, seen on the street.
Checks on empty homes while residents are away.
Escorts and door checks on request.
Reporting suspicious vehicles and people to police with plates and descriptions.
Responding to camera or alarm alerts from the shared system.
A weekly summary to the neighbourhood organiser.
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Proof point
KingsGuard runs shared neighbourhood patrol programs today, and pairs them with shared, partitioned Verkada camera systems so the street's cameras report to the same operators. Contact us and we'll walk you through how a nearby program is set up.
Questions
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