What we do

We walk your property the way someone looking for a weakness would, then the way a first responder would arrive. Entries, sightlines, lighting, locks, cameras, visitor flow, where people gather and how they would get out.

You get a plain-language report ranked by what matters most, not a sales sheet for equipment. Most of what we recommend costs little or nothing.

• Schools, churches, offices, retail, clinics and public buildings
• Entry, perimeter and interior review
• Camera, alarm and access-control coverage
• Ranked findings with practical fixes

A plan that lives in a binder nobody has opened is not a plan. We build emergency operations plans for the events that are actually likely where you are — intruder, fire, medical, weather, utility failure, a threat made online — and keep them short enough to use.

Then we test them with your team, on paper and on your feet, until the plan matches the building.

• Emergency operations plans and lockdown procedures
• Reunification and family-communication plans
• Tabletop exercises and walk-through drills
• Coordination with local police, fire and dispatch

Most people freeze because nobody ever told them what their job is on a bad day. We teach it in plain terms: situational awareness, recognizing concerning behavior, de-escalation, what to do in the first minute of an emergency, and how to work with responders when they arrive.

Sessions are built for your audience — teachers, ushers, front-desk staff, managers, boards — and fit into a staff meeting or a half day.

We also provide firearms training for shooters at every level, from the first-time beginner to the advanced shooter.

• Emergency response for staff and volunteers
• Situational awareness and de-escalation
• Front-desk and visitor-management training
• Leadership and crisis-decision training
• Firearms training, beginner to advanced shooters

We provide both armed and unarmed executive protection, led by a career police chief.

Tell us who needs protecting, where and when, and we will tell you what it takes.

• Armed executive protection
• Unarmed executive protection

Policy review, leadership development, program design, community-policing strategy, emergency-communications planning and the hundred practical questions of running a small agency well.

Chief Asmus built the Liberty Lake Police Department from its founding and chairs the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications Board. If you are standing up a program, reviewing one, or preparing for an assessment, that experience is available to you.

• Policy and procedure review
• Leadership and succession development
• Program and K-9 unit design
• Emergency-communications and dispatch planning
• Preparation for accreditation and outside review