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Arrow Security Inc Arrow Security Inc. is fast becoming the #1 Security Guard service in Arizona. We offer Armed and Unarmed Security Guard Services and Guard Card Training.

Our Professionals Make the Difference! Our training is conducted by a former Police Officer and S.W.A.T. team member. He is D.P.S. certified in every aspect of security guard and patrol training and demands the highest level of integrity in the industry. We have built a reputation of excellence among valley business and local law enforcement for 20 years. We are locally owned and operated and specialize in hiring only security professionals. Our strict hiring practices and training programs assist in reducing client liability in the event of a major or minor incident. Our services include:
Courtesy patrol, special events, mobile/foot and/or bicycle patrol, 24 hour on call emergency assistance, long term and short term jobs, and a flexible part or full time scheduling. We currently service homeowner associations, construction sites, restaurants, apartments, town homes, mobile home parks, retail stores, malls, commercial properties, schools, hospitals, adult care facilities, car lots, manufacturing plants, hotels, resorts, car dealerships, property management companies and more. Our management team has more than 150 years combined management and security experience. The level of service and commitment to our customers is what separates us from all the others. Our dedication to service is second to none, and we stand by our mission statement:

"To effectively deter crime while providing all clients with quality service that is consistent, professional and always fairly priced." Let Arrow Security, Inc. assist you with your next Fi***rm purchase. We SELL both USED and NEW Fi***rms as well as conduct Fi***rms Transfers from other dealers.

A completed patrol matters. What happens after an observation matters, too.For commercial building security, a damaged d...
10/13/2026

A completed patrol matters. What happens after an observation matters, too.

For commercial building security, a damaged door, unresolved access issue or unusual condition needs more than a check mark. A useful patrol process connects the observation to the appropriate notification, safe next step and responsible person.

Property managers: when you review security activity, ask what remains unresolved—not simply whether rounds were completed. Guards should work within their assigned duties and approved procedures, with urgent concerns escalated promptly.

Arrow Security can help you discuss patrol coverage and reporting expectations that fit your property.

10/07/2026

This community center in South Scottsdale provides a great resource—but its location raises an interesting question.

It sits within a residential neighborhood, where community services and neighborhood security concerns can overlap.

Take a look at the property and surrounding area, then tell us:

Would you want this resource in your neighborhood?

Learn more about Arizona security services at AZGUARDCARD.NET.

10/06/2026

This smoke shop knows exactly what they're doing...

A corner smoke shop in a high-traffic area comes with plenty of potential exposure, but this property appears well protected and intentionally set up.

What's wrong with this coverage?

Learn more about Arizona security services at AZGUARDCARD.NET.

The drill ended. What changed?An emergency drill creates an opportunity to improve, and the follow-through matters. Ask ...
10/01/2026

The drill ended. What changed?

An emergency drill creates an opportunity to improve, and the follow-through matters. Ask what worked, where people hesitated and which next step would make the plan clearer. Then assign the improvement to a specific person and set a target date.

Once the change is made, confirm it works through the appropriate review or follow-up exercise. For Arizona workplaces, practical emergency preparedness includes learning from practice and acting on those lessons.

Save this for your next safety meeting: “What changed because of our last drill?”

A useful security incident report helps the next person understand what happened.Describe observable behavior. Record th...
09/28/2026

A useful security incident report helps the next person understand what happened.

Describe observable behavior. Record the time and location. Identify actions taken and notifications made. Keep firsthand observations separate from information someone else provided.

For example, “The visitor raised their voice and struck the counter” creates a clearer record than “The visitor was a problem.” This example is fictional, but the principle applies to everyday security documentation: specific facts support clearer communication and follow-up.

Save this for your next report-writing refresher, and share it with a security supervisor who coaches new team members.

New to handguns? Start with a foundation in safe handling.Arrow Security’s Basic Pistol Training is designed for new sho...
09/25/2026

New to handguns? Start with a foundation in safe handling.

Arrow Security’s Basic Pistol Training is designed for new shooters and people with limited handgun experience. The course introduces practical fundamentals that can support continued practice and further training.

Before registering, review the current class listing and confirm the equipment, protective gear, location and any separate range fees with Arrow. Tell the team about your experience level so you can arrive with clear expectations.

Explore Basic Pistol Training at arrowsecurityinc.com/basic-pistol-training/ or call 602-863-1022 with questions before choosing a class.

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A useful security incident report helps the next person understand what happened.

Describe observable behavior. Record the time and location. Identify actions taken and notifications made. Keep firsthand observations separate from information someone else provided.

For example, “The visitor raised their voice and struck the counter” creates a clearer record than “The visitor was a problem.” This example is fictional, but the principle applies to everyday security documentation: specific facts support clearer communication and follow-up.

Save this for your next report-writing refresher, and share it with a security supervisor who coaches new team members.

A familiar face can still have a new reason for visiting.Consistent visitor check-in helps reception and security teams ...
09/23/2026

A familiar face can still have a new reason for visiting.

Consistent visitor check-in helps reception and security teams confirm who is expected, who can authorize access and where the visitor should go. Use the approved process for familiar visitors, contractors and first-time guests alike.

When authorization is unclear, contact the designated host or supervisor and follow the site’s waiting-area procedure. A welcoming experience and clear access rules can work together.

Share this with your front-desk or property-management team. Learn about Arrow’s commercial security services at arrowsecurityinc.com/commercial-properties/.

09/22/2026

You don’t want the first time you practice first aid to be during a real emergency.

Training gives you a chance to learn, practice, and be better prepared when it matters.

Learn more about training at AZGUARDCARD.NET.

Calm is a professional skill, and it deserves practice.A measured tone, active listening and respectful distance can hel...
09/21/2026

Calm is a professional skill, and it deserves practice.

A measured tone, active listening and respectful distance can help reduce tension and keep communication clear. Good judgment also means recognizing when to step back and bring in the appropriate support.

For Arizona security professionals, these habits belong in regular team briefings and training conversations. Follow the site’s approved response plan, and keep the next step clear for everyone involved.

Save this for your next shift briefing. Which communication habit helps your team stay professional when a conversation becomes difficult?

09/17/2026

Lots of foot traffic. Merchandise outside. Multiple opportunities for people to come and go.

For a hardware store, that can create potential security and loss-prevention concerns—especially when products are displayed beyond the main secured area.

Watch the property and see what risks you notice.

Learn more about Arizona security services at AZGUARDCARD.NET.

Address

15410 N 67th Avenue
Glendale, AZ
85306

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

(602) 863-1022

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