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Knight Division TacticalTier 1 & Tier 2 veteran security and military personnel
Does KDT provide unarmed security guards?
Unarmed Security Guards (Access Control Liaison / ACL)
Yes.
KDT provides unarmed security guards, ordered on wildfires as Access Control Liaisons (ACLs), for any incident: a general unarmed security order, staffed around the clock if you need it.
Typical configuration
- Order
- General unarmed security order (ACL on wildland fire)
- Personnel
- Military veterans, licensed as the jurisdiction requires
- Coverage
- From one guard to round-the-clock coverage on rotating shifts, at any scale
- Reporting
- To the incident's command or the client's site lead
Most incident security is an unarmed order: guards on the gates, checkpoints and access points the incident's command sets, checking who comes and goes. On wildland fires this order is commonly placed as an Access Control Liaison (ACL).
KDT staffs unarmed guards and ACLs from the same pool of military veterans as our armed guards: people who show up on time, follow the post orders and stay calm. They're licensed as the jurisdiction requires, work to your command's access rules, and hand over every shift. Order one or as many as the incident needs, and add armed guards to the same order if the picture changes.
What's included
- Post orders and access rules from your command
- Shift scheduling, relief and supervision
- Radios and coordination with incident command
- Shift logs and incident reports
- Demobilization at the end of the order
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide unarmed security guards?
Yes. We fill unarmed security orders on every kind of incident, from one guard to round-the-clock coverage.
Is an Access Control Liaison (ACL) the same as an unarmed guard?
On wildland fire incidents, unarmed security is commonly ordered as Access Control Liaison (ACL). KDT fills ACL orders.
Can you add armed guards later?
Yes. If the incident's command calls for it, we add armed guards to the same order.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.