Mobile Patrol
Marked vehicles on set routes, alarm response, and a time-stamped report for every property.
- Vehicles
- Ares-marked patrol vehicles
- Training
- On the post, by a member of leadership who has worked it
Licensed and bonded in Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo. On-call relief in every contract.
How it works at your site.
A patrol is planned around your properties and what needs checking: doors, gates, perimeters, and the hours a site is most exposed. We set the route and the schedule with you, run it in Ares-marked vehicles, and verify each pass by GPS. Every property gets its own time-stamped report, so one patrol across a portfolio still gives each site manager a record of their own property. When an alarm trips, an officer goes to the site, checks it, and reports what was found.
What the post covers.
Marked-vehicle patrol
Ares-marked vehicles as a visible deterrent on every pass.
Alarm response
An officer on site to check the property when an alarm trips.
After-hours checks
Door, gate, and perimeter checks once a site is closed.
Multi-property routes
One patrol covering a portfolio, with GPS-verified routes and time-stamped reports per property.
Where it is asked for.
Questions, answered.
Mobile patrol or a posted officer?
A posted officer stays on one site. A patrol covers one or more sites on a schedule. Patrol suits sites that need regular checks and a visible presence rather than an officer on post every hour.
Do you respond to alarms?
Yes. When an alarm trips, an officer goes to the site, checks the property, and reports what was found.
How do we know the patrol happened?
Every property gets a time-stamped report, and routes are GPS-verified.
Can one patrol cover several properties?
Yes. One route can cover a portfolio, with a separate report for each property.
Where do your patrols run?
Across Colorado Springs, the Denver metro area, and Pueblo, where Ares is licensed and bonded. Tell us the addresses and the hours you want checked, and we will tell you plainly whether a route can cover them and how often each property can be visited.
Tell us the properties, when you want them checked, and what to check.