Protection Agency and Security Services, LLC. - PASS

10/07/2026

🎃👻 THE AWESOME SPOOKTACULAR IS COMING! 👻🎃

Pine Belt Spectrum Village invites families throughout the community to enjoy a fun-filled, sensory-friendly Halloween celebration created with children with autism and sensory sensitivities in mind.

📅 Friday, October 9, 2026
⏰ 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
📍 1515 Florida Avenue, Suite 20
Hattiesburg, MS 39401

Families can enjoy:

🏰 Inflatable bounce houses
🍔 Food
🎨 Face painting
🍬 Trick-or-treating
🎮 Games and family fun
🤝 Inclusive, sensory-friendly activities
🛍️ Community vendors
💜 A safe and welcoming space for families to connect

Every child deserves the opportunity to participate, have fun, and celebrate at their own pace. Bring the family out for an afternoon of friendship, community, and spooktacular fun!

All are welcome!

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10/07/2026

PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT
POSSIBLE TROPICAL WEATHER – PREPAREDNESS NOTICE

Attention all PASS Security employees operating in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Georgia and their communities:

PASS Security is closely monitoring a developing tropical weather system in the Gulf. Early forecasts indicate that the system could strengthen and potentially affect portions of the Gulf Coast and southeastern United States. Possible hazards include heavy rainfall, flash flooding, damaging winds, power outages, hazardous road conditions, and disruptions to scheduled operations.

Although some forecasts have discussed the possibility of the system reaching hurricane strength, its exact intensity, path, and landfall location remain subject to change. All personnel must begin making reasonable preparations now.

Effective immediately:

- Monitor official updates from the National Hurricane Center, National Weather Service, and local emergency-management agencies.
- Keep your cellphone fully charged and remain accessible to your supervisor.
- Maintain sufficient fuel in your personal vehicle and any assigned company vehicle.
- Secure uniforms, duty equipment, medications, identification, and other essential supplies.
- Do not attempt to drive through flooded roadways or enter an area declared unsafe by public authorities.
- Notify your immediate supervisor as soon as possible if evacuation orders, road closures, flooding, property damage, or other emergency conditions may prevent you from reporting to duty.
- Site supervisors and platoon leaders must maintain contact with assigned personnel and immediately report staffing or operational concerns through the chain of command.
- Employees should not abandon an assigned post without authorization unless remaining at the location presents an immediate threat to life or safety.
- Follow all lawful evacuation orders and emergency instructions issued by state and local authorities.

Employee safety remains a priority. However, communication and accountability are essential during severe weather. Do not wait until the storm arrives to begin preparing.

Additional instructions regarding schedules, site closures, emergency assignments, and company vehicles will be issued as updated and verified information becomes available.

Stay alert, remain prepared, and take this potential threat seriously.

Chief Adam L. Jones
Owner/Director of Operations
Protection Agency & Security Services, LLC
Observe | Report | Engage

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

Training Alert:

09/19/2026

Security professionals are not always recognized by their employers, coworkers, or the agencies with which they partner for a job well done. As the Owner and CEO of Protection Agency & Security Services, LLC, I want to publicly recognize the outstanding work of our team at Nostalgia Lounge & Bar in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, on Friday night.

Two young men unexpectedly collapsed inside the establishment and became unresponsive for unknown reasons. Major Timothy McCarty, Lieutenant Tommy Daughdrill, Sergeant Jaleesa McKnight, Sergeant Mitzi Byrd-Traylor, Sergeant Tiffany Lindsey, Officer Zachary Livingston, and other responding PASS officers immediately took action.

Our officers assessed both men, rendered emergency medical assistance, monitored their vital signs, and promptly contacted 911 for additional support. Their quick response, training, and experience may have prevented two families from losing their loved ones.

Special thanks and recognition go to:

- Brian Duncan of the Hattiesburg Fire Department for providing CPR, First Aid, and AED training;
- Clint McMurry of the Columbia Law Enforcement Training Academy for providing tactical medical training;
- Director Joseph Green, former Southern Regional Public Safety Institute Training Director, for providing lifesaving training during his tenure;
- The Lead Dispensary for providing Stop the Bleeding/Save a Life training; and
- The United States Armed Forces for ensuring that soldiers receive Combat Lifesaver training.

I am extremely proud of our officers. Their actions demonstrated that professional security is not only about identifying and neutralizing threats—it is also about protecting and preserving human life.

You can pay for training, but you cannot pay for experience.

Outstanding work, PASS Security Team!

Observe | Report | Engage

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