04 Event Management
Command for the whole event.
Big events usually go wrong in the handoffs: venue to vendor, day one to day two, the gate to whoever can actually make a decision.
We run incident command across the whole event from a written emergency action plan, worked out with police, fire and the venue before the gates open.
Extra officers come from a bench we trained and vetted. When it is over, you get an after-action report you can use to plan next year.
How it runs
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Plan
A written event security and emergency action plan, worked out with police, fire and the venue.
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Staff
Crowd management, gates and credentialing, with extra officers from a bench we trained and vetted.
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Command
Incident command across the whole event, from the first gate to the last car out.
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Review
An after-action report you can use to plan next year.
What you get
- Incident command for large and multi-day events.
- A written event security and emergency action plan.
- Crowd management, gates and credentialing.
- Coordination with police, fire and venue staff.
- A post-event report and after-action review.
Who it is for
- Event producers and promoters
- Venues and fairgrounds
- Festivals and rodeos
- Organizers running multi-day events
Done for
- National Finals RodeoSecurity
- Pro Rodeo ZoneSecurity
- Pendleton Whisky Music FestEvent management
Questions we get
Do you work with police and fire?
Yes. Coordination with police, fire and venue staff is built into the plan before the gates open.
Can you supply extra officers?
Yes. Surge staffing comes from a bench of officers we trained and vetted ourselves.
What events have you worked?
Among others, security for the National Finals Rodeo and Pro Rodeo Zone, and event management for the Pendleton Whisky Music Fest.
04 Start here
Tell us what you need.
It starts with a phone call.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will recommend what fits, whether that is one class or a full security program. If nothing standard fits, we will build something that does.