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FREE K-9 DRUG DETECTION SEARCHES OF RESIDENCE FOR PARENTS |
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Site Security
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Detective/Investigative
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Interviews/Interrogations
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Process Service
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Document Shredding
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Loss Prevention Employee Training
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High Risk Security
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24 Hour Service, 7 Days per Week
365 Days per Year
Some Past Services and Clients
- Security Consulting for Thomas Industries, Inc.
- Security Consulting/Weather Disaster Response Team for Kraft Foods, North America
- Agency granted police powers during the 1998 flood disaster in Sheboygan, WI
- Agency given judicial recognition for court appointed child visitation protection
- Provided Security for Presidential Candidate Senator John Kerry 2004 Campaign at Sheboygan and Appleton Wisconsin locations
- Security for UPS strike
- Security for Walt Disney Productions
- Security for CEO, Kohler Company
- Security for Sargento Foods, Inc.
- Security for the Manning Lighting strike
- Security for the Paul Flagg Leather Company
- Security for the Polarware Company strike
- Security for the City of Sheboygan Waste Water Treatment Plant
- Security for the City of Sheboygan Transit System
- Secuirty for Burns/McDonald Aliant Energy Gas Turbine Generating Station
- Security for the City of Sheboygan Police Department (Flood Disaster)
On August 6, 1998, the City of Sheboygan experienced the most devestating flooding from torrential rains is has ever experienced.
I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank you and your entire department for both the manpower and the additional equipment provided during our time of need.
The spirit of cooperation, teamwork and resourcefulness was truly remarkable and I believe that spirit is directly responsible for minimizing injury to the point where it was virtually nonexistent. the acts of heroism too numerous to address in this letter and the willingness to get involved were something to behold.
On behalf of the entire Sheboygan Police Department, again, thank you and we look forward to working with you in the future.
William D. Eichmann
Chief of Police