Dallas's Law Changes Everything for Tennessee Security Guards Starting January 2023
New Tennessee law requires 16-hour training for unarmed security guards at alcohol-serving venues. Here's what companies must do before January 1, 2023.
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Organized Retail Theft Is Hitting Memphis Hard Ahead of the Holidays
ORC rings are targeting Memphis retailers along Poplar Ave, Wolfchase, and Oak Court. Here's what's happening and what stores are doing about it.
Tennessee's Armed Guard Shortage Is Getting Worse, and Memphis Businesses Are Feeling It
Tennessee can't fill armed security guard positions fast enough. Training bottlenecks, wage pressure, and police hiring are squeezing the supply.
Halloween Security Planning for Memphis Commercial Properties: What Property Managers Need to Know
Memphis property managers face vandalism spikes, parking lot risks, and crowd surges every Halloween. Here's your practical security checklist for 2022.
Memphis Q3 2022 Crime Data: Homicides Dip While Carjackings and Property Crime Refuse to Budge
A data-driven breakdown of Memphis crime in Q3 2022. Homicides dropped 13% from 2021, but carjackings surged and property crime stayed flat.
Memphis Businesses Are Tearing Up Old Security Contracts After the Most Violent Summer in Years
Memphis business owners are upgrading security contracts this fall, with private security firms reporting 20-30% more inquiries after a brutal summer.
After Fletcher: Memphis Residents Flood Self-Defense Classes and Buy Safety Gear in Record Numbers
Personal safety product sales and self-defense class enrollment surged across Memphis following the Eliza Fletcher case. A market analysis of the trend.
Residential Security Demand Is Surging Across Memphis. Here's Who's Hiring and Why
From East Memphis to Cordova, homeowners and HOAs are scrambling for private security patrols. The Fletcher case accelerated a trend already underway.
GPS Trackers, Safety Alarms, and Buddy Apps: What Actually Works for Memphis Joggers
After the Eliza Fletcher case, personal safety devices are flying off shelves. We tested the options Memphis runners should know about.
Eliza Fletcher's Murder Forces Memphis to Confront a Hard Truth About Public Safety
The kidnapping and killing of Eliza Fletcher while jogging near the University of Memphis has shaken the city. What it means for security.