Tennessee processes roughly 4,200 guard registrations per year. Demand is outpacing supply by 15-20%, and the bottleneck starts with a 48-hour training requirement.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools starts the 2025-26 year with new clear backpack rules, cell phone restrictions, and plans for expanded camera coverage.
With Memphis crime declining for the first time in years, property managers face a new question: spend less on security or invest more in better security?
Before signing a security contract, ask about GPS tracking, cloud reporting, and camera integration. A practical guide for Memphis property managers.
Every year, Memphis braces for a summer crime spike. In 2025, the numbers tell a different story. What changed and what it means for the rest of the year.
How AI-powered cameras and drone patrols are changing the staffing equation for Memphis security companies. The technology is here, but adoption is uneven.
Memphis violent crime fell 17.4% in the first half of 2025, with murder down 4.3% and robbery declining sharply. What the mid-year data reveals about the city's direction.
Crime is down, technology is up, and the security market is shifting. Our midyear analysis of the Memphis security industry and what to expect through December.
We review the guard management technology used by Memphis security providers. GPS tracking, digital reporting, and what clients should expect in 2025.
From heat-related staffing problems to seasonal crime spikes, Memphis businesses face predictable summer security issues. Here's how to get ahead of them.