Signal of Tampa

We want to take a moment to recognize the extraordinary dedication of our officers here at Signal. Even in the face of immense personal challenges—some of our officers are working while their homes are flooded, their vehicles are unserviceable, and their families are without power—they continue to deliver peace of mind to the communities we serve. Your resilience and unwavering commitment during these difficult times are truly inspiring. We also want to extend our gratitude to our clients for their understanding and support. While we work tirelessly to remain fully operational, the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, coupled with fuel shortages, presents ongoing challenges. Please know that we are doing everything in our power to return to full capacity as quickly as possible. At Signal, we are incredibly proud of our team and deeply appreciative of our clients. Together, we will continue to navigate these challenges and emerge stronger. #Teamwork #Resilience #HurricaneRecovery #SecurityProfessionals #hurricanemilton #CommunityFirst #Gratitude #LeadershipInAction

Multi-Family Property Owners—Are You Ready? If you’re a property owner or operator in the multi-family housing industry, the clock is ticking! Our new Multi-Family Crime Deterrence and Safety Training is here to help you comply with Statute 768.0706 and protect your property. ✅ Earn a Certificate of Completion compliant with 2C of the statute  ✅ Get your team ready before the January 1st, 2025 deadline Don’t wait—click the link to secure your spot for free! Click Here To Sign Up: https://lnkd.in/e--rJm9n #PropertyManagement #SafetyTraining #MultiFamilyHousing #HouseBill837 #HB837 #Statute768

🌟 Why Attend Signal's Training for Compliance with Florida Statute 768.0706(2c)? 🌟 For property owners and operators, compliance with HB 837 / Florida Statute 768.0706 isn't just a one-time achievement—it's an ongoing responsibility. 🚨 At Signal, we offer FREE training to help our clients meet and maintain compliance with this statute. A key part of this training focuses on the basic principles of CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design). This is vital because the statute not only requires substantial compliance with the CPTED assessment, but it also emphasizes the importance of staying in compliance over time. 📜✅ Understanding and applying CPTED principles empowers property staff to maintain the property in a way that enhances safety, reduces crime risk, and ensures long-term compliance. 🛡️ Don't miss the chance to equip your team with the knowledge they need! Reach out today to learn more about our free training program. 💡 #CPTED #PropertyManagement #Compliance #Statute7680706 #Training #FreeTraining #PropertySafety

Officer of the month for August! We are proud to announce that Corey has been recognized as Officer of the Month at Signal! Although Corey is relatively new to our company, he has quickly demonstrated exceptional dedication and ownership in his role.   Recently assigned to a new property for an important client, Corey has consistently gone above and beyond in his duties. The client has been impressed not only by Corey's professional demeanor and thorough performance but also by his ability to communicate effectively with residents—fostering a positive and secure environment.   Corey’s outstanding work ethic has not gone unnoticed by the team. Our Senior Coordinators unanimously agree that he has earned this honor through his dedication, reliability, and excellent communication skills.   Thank you, Corey, for your commitment to excellence and for setting a great example for the entire team. We look forward to seeing you continue to thrive and grow with Signal!

Proactive Steps for Property Managers: Preparing for HB 837 / Florida Statute 768.0706 Compliance. As part of our ongoing commitment to support property managers in Florida, Signal has been conducting numerous assessments to ensure compliance with HB 837 / Florida Statute 768.0706. These assessments are critical for properties to meet safety and security requirements, and achieving substantial compliance from the outset can significantly streamline the process. During our assessments, there are certain common areas of improvement that property managers can address before we arrive on-site. By proactively preparing in these key areas, property managers can ensure a smoother assessment and increase the likelihood of meeting compliance standards. Here are some of the most important steps to take: Ensure All Lighting Is Functional One of the most frequent issues we encounter is non-operational lighting. It's crucial that all exterior and pathway lighting functions properly and remains unobstructed by trees, shrubs, or other blockages. Adequate lighting plays a significant role in both safety and crime deterrence. Install Cameras at Entrances and Exits A reliable camera system is essential for compliance. Property managers should ensure that cameras are installed at all major property entrances and exits. This placement helps monitor access points and enhances the overall security of the property. Maintain a 30-Day Camera Footage Retention It's not enough to simply have cameras in place; the system must also be fully operational. Ensure that the camera system records and stores footage for at least 30 days and that the footage is easily retrievable in case it’s needed for review. Trim Shrubbery and Bushes Overgrown landscaping can hinder security. To maximize visibility and minimize concealment opportunities, bushes should be trimmed down to a height of 2 to 3 feet, and tree canopies should be raised to a height of 6 feet. These adjustments enhance sightlines and prevent hidden areas that could pose a risk. Remove Excessive Litter A clean, well-maintained property sends a strong message to residents and visitors alike. Excessive litter not only impacts the appearance but can also attract unwanted activity. Regularly remove debris from the property grounds and perimeter to present a safe and welcoming environment. By taking these steps before Signal conducts its assessment, property managers can enhance the safety and security of their properties and more easily achieve substantial compliance with HB 837 / Florida Statute 768.0706. Our goal is to support property managers in maintaining secure and compliant properties that protect both their residents and their business interests. For more information or to schedule an assessment, please reach out to us at assessments@teamsignal.com Together, we can ensure a safer and more secure environment for all. #hb837 #multifamily #premisesliability

🚨 Teamwork in Action at Signal of Tampa! 🚨 At Signal of Tampa, our commitment to providing peace of mind starts long before our vehicles hit the road. Every day, our dedicated officers meticulously prepare their vehicles, ensuring they’re fully equipped and ready to deliver top-notch security services to our clients. This attention to detail is more than just a routine—it's a reflection of our core values and a testament to the pride we take in protecting our community. Whether it’s checking equipment, mapping out patrol routes, or ensuring communication channels are crystal clear, we leave nothing to chance. Because at Signal of Tampa, we believe that true security comes from thorough preparation, teamwork, and a shared mission to keep our community safe. ⭐  Providing Peace of Mind—One Patrol at a Time. 🚔 #Security #CommunitySafety #PeaceOfMind #SignalOfTampa #Teamwork #Preparedness #tampasecuritycompany

Signal of Tampa: Your One-Stop Shop for Compliance with Florida Statute 768.0706 #hb837 #multifamily #propertymanagement #crimeprevention

Signal of Tampa: Your One-Stop Shop for Compliance with Florida Statute 768.0706 #hb837 #multifamily #propertymanagement #crimeprevention

Our security officers continue to provide peach of mind for the communities we serve. Thank you all for the hard work and dedication! #security #propertymanagement #multifamily

Signal is excited to announce that the training as required by Statute 768.0706 (also known as HB 837) is online. Please contact us at tampa@teamsignal.com to receive a coupon for free access to the training. After completing the training, you will receive a free certificate to show compliance with Statute 768.0706 (2c). You can find the training here: https://lnkd.in/ehFgwgxt