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GLOBAL AXIS SECURITY Q&A

1. What security services does Global Axis Security provide?

Global Axis Security provides a full range of public safety protection services, including neighborhood patrols, worship center security, business security, event security, access control, and threat deterrence. Clients may request licensed security officers or off duty Texas peace officers, depending on the level of authority and presence required.

2. What types of clients do you serve?

We serve neighborhoods, HOAs, worship centers, public facilities, businesses, construction sites, retail centers, and community events. All environments can be staffed with security officers or off duty peace officers, based on risk level and client preference.

3. Can security services be customized to my needs?

Yes. We tailor security plans to your environment, whether you need high visibility security officers, law enforcement presence through off duty peace officers, or a blended deployment. Texas law allows private security companies to customize services as long as personnel are properly licensed.

4. Do you provide security for special events?

Yes. We secure festivals, worship gatherings, sporting events, and community celebrations. Clients may choose security officers for general event safety or off duty peace officers for higher risk or high attendance events.

5. Can you provide security for businesses after regular business hours?

Absolutely. We offer overnight patrols, alarm response, and after hours protection. Businesses may request security officers or off duty peace officers depending on the threat level and desired enforcement capability.

6. How do I request a security assessment or consultation?

Contact us through our website or email. We will evaluate your needs and recommend the appropriate personnel: security officers, off duty peace officers, or a combination of both.

7. Are your security officers trained?

Yes. All security officers meet Texas training requirements under the Private Security Act: Level II (Unarmed), Level III (Armed/Commissioned), and Level IV (Personal Protection Officer). Off duty peace officers are fully certified under Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) standards.

8. Can I request a specific number of security officers?

Yes. You may request any number of security officers or off duty peace officers, or a mixed team, depending on your operational needs.

9. How quickly can security services begin?

Services begin once a contract is finalized and licensed personnel are assigned. We can deploy security officers or off duty peace officers as soon as scheduling availability is confirmed.

10. How much do security services cost?

Pricing varies based on officer type (security officer vs. off duty peace officer), number of personnel, hours and environment, and risk level.

11. How can I get started?

Contact us to schedule a consultation. We will assess your needs and recommend security officers, off duty peace officers, or both, then finalize a service agreement as required by Texas law.

12. What makes Global Axis Security different from other security companies?

We specialize in public safety environments where threat prevention and rapid response matter most. Unlike many companies, we offer both licensed security officers and off duty Texas peace officers, giving clients access to higher authority, faster response capability, and stronger deterrence when needed.

13. Do you provide armed and unarmed security officers?

Yes. We offer unarmed officers (Level II), armed/commissioned officers (Level III), and off duty peace officers with full law enforcement firearm authority. All personnel operate under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1702 and TCOLE standards.

14. Can security officers interact with law enforcement?

Yes. Security officers regularly coordinate with police during incidents or emergencies. Off duty peace officers already are law enforcement and can exercise full police authority while working security assignments.

15. How do security officer and law enforcement arrest powers differ?

Off Duty Texas Peace Officers (available through Global Axis Security): Peace officers have full arrest authority under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 14.03, including warrantless arrests for felonies, assaults, breaches of the peace, and more. Licensed Security Officers: Security officers do not have peace officer arrest authority. Under Article 14.01, any person — including a licensed security officer — may make a warrantless arrest when a felony or breach of the peace is committed in their presence or within their view. Beyond that, security officers may only detain individuals for suspected criminal activity on the property they protect, and they must immediately contact law enforcement after detaining someone.

SOURCES (TEXAS LAW)