Homeland Security Protective Service

07/04/2023

It is with great pleasure that I announce the following - As of June 2023 Homeland Security Service has sold a majority of its contracts to a local independent security company (more details to be announced soon). In addition, our largest contract was taken over by a retired Kansas City Police Sergeant. After 12 years of service to this community providing security services I can say it is now time to retire from the security business and allow others to take the helm. This could not have been accomplished without great employees, a great community and dedicate individuals that are willing to take over and continue to create success while providing a much need service.

Respectfully,

Shane ORoark
Owner

05/02/2023

Look who we found on property!? Thank you KMBC 9
and Johnny Rowlands for visiting our local school district and chatting with our officers!
KMBC 9 & Homeland Security Protective Service

04/06/2023

Homeland Security Protective Service is hiring for full time armed overnight security patrol officers to patrol around multiple accounts in the Greater Kansas City area.

Armed pay is $19-$20 per hour.

Full-Time & Part-Time:

Shift time will start at 9pm and will end at 5am. Our patrol officers will meet at our home office every night to receive their assignments for the night. Our mobile patrol officers work 8-hour shifts with set days off. Company vehicle is provided during your shift. Our officers work 40-hour work weeks with the opportunity to pick up overtime assignments.

Paid training is provided. Company issued vehicle provided while on duty. Uniform and other equipment is provided.

**We will pay for your Armed License transfer fee**

Call 816-802-8026 and speak to a recruiter today!

03/28/2023

Thank you, for the invitation and privilege that was gifted to us from Job Corps
It was an honor that we got to meet not just the future recruits of various industries but our very own.
The future for these students is very bright and we look forward to working with these students very soon.

02/14/2023

02/07/2023

You know you want to be part of the Homeland Security Protective Service team!

Call 816-802-8026 and find out how!

Looking for services?
Call 816-802-8020 and speak to our sales team today!

01/25/2023

School Security Supervisor
* $31.00 per hour
* Take Home Car
* Office
* Leading and Managing 20 security officers
* Experience required

Homeland Security Protective Service

01/25/2023

Are you looking for a job, but the hiring process is weeks at a time?
Do you need a job quick?

Homeland Security Protective Service gives on the spot job offers.
We have a fast-hiring process that you can start working within 24 hours after a job offer is made.

We will also pay for your commission transfer fee!

Paid training and uniforms are provided!

Unarmed pay starting at $17!
Armed pay ranging from $19 dollars an hour to $25.00 per hour!!

Full-time and Part-time work available!

Call 816-802-8026 and speak to a recruiter today!

01/12/2023

SCAM OF THE WEEK FROM KCPD:
Fraudulent Funds Transfers

Organizations often use email to send their employees invoices that they need to pay. Now, cybercriminals are taking advantage of this process by using fraudulent funds transfer (FFT) scams. In FFT scams, cybercriminals try to manipulate you into transferring your organization’s funds to their bank accounts.

To start an FFT scam, cybercriminals use social engineering to steal an email account from your organization. Then, they use this account to send you an email pretending to be an executive from your organization. This email lists bank account information and states that you need to send a payment to the bank account as soon as possible. If you send this payment, you won’t be paying an important invoice for your organization. Instead, you’ll be sending your organization’s money directly to cybercriminals.

Follow the tips below to stay safe from similar scams:

Always think before you click! Cybercriminals can use fake invoices to alarm you and trick you into clicking impulsively.
Never send money to a bank account provided in an email. Instead, navigate to the organization’s official website to submit a secure payment.
To verify the legitimacy of an invoice, reach out to the person who allegedly sent the email by phone or in person.

01/05/2023

SCAM OF THE WEEK FROM KCPD:
Real page, Fake Facebook Support

pages are typically used by organizations and public figures to connect with their community. Anyone can make a page, even cybercriminals. Using social media, cybercriminals spoof brands and organizations to trick people into trusting them. In this recent scam, cybercriminals use real pages to impersonate Facebook itself.

The scam starts with a fake email that looks like it’s from Facebook. The email states that your account has been deactivated and will be deleted in 48 hours unless you click a link. If you click the link, you’re taken to a real Facebook post from a page named “Page Support” that uses the Facebook logo. The post directs you to click another suspicious link that takes you to a fake login page. If you enter your login credentials, you’ll give cybercriminals access to your Facebook profile and the ability to scam your friends and family.

Don’t be fooled! Follow the tips below to stay safe from similar scams:

Watch out for a sense of urgency in emails. Phishing attacks rely on impulsive actions, so always think before you click.
Remember that this type of attack isn’t exclusive to Facebook. Cybercriminals could use this technique on any other social media platform.
If you receive an urgent notification, verify that it's legitimate. Navigate directly to the organization's website or official app to view details.

12/31/2022

Going into 2023, we have to remind everyone that shooting guns off in the air is illegal along with fireworks within city limits. If you hear or see either of those happening, please call 911.
Be safe this weekend, Kansas City.