The Florida Association of Security Companies (FASCO) has appointed K.C. Poulin as Vice President. FASCO represents member security agencies in the fight to continuously improve the professionalism of the contract security industry. FASCO has been instrumental in progressing legislation with the assistance of a lobbyist that provides protection to the industry and improves the professionalism.
CISTECH
CISTECH, the technical division of Critical Intervention Services, provides a variety of electronic security equipment and systems analysis to businesses and residential communities to assist with asset protection and personnel safety concerns. (more…)
Critical Intervention Services (CIS) Orlando is NOW OPEN!
Critical Intervention Services has now opened another office in the Greater Orlando Area. The office is located at 1310 West Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32804. To contact CIS Orlando by phone, please call (407) 447-0451, or by FAX (321) 319-0067.
The Orlando office will provide a wide range of protection and investigative services to businesses, governments, and individuals.
CIS Announces Partnership With CIS Waterborne Services
Critical Intervention Services (CIS), Tampa Bay’s leading provider of high risk protective services and security solutions, is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with CIS Waterborne Services to provide a range of special functions including: vessel search for explosives and hazardous material; property recovery; weapon recovery, search and rescue.
Click here for more information.
In 2007, CIS Celebrated 15 Years…
On December 17, 2006 KC Poulin, Tim O’Rourke, and Craig Gundry hosted a celebration dinner to commemorate individuals who have played key roles in the success of CIS over the past 15 years. Thanking first the officers in the field whom define CIS every day by there service, Mr. Poulin opened the evening with how their constant valor has formed this organization and made it the best of the best in this industry.
Click here to view the photos of the celebration dinner.
August 2006 Airline Bomb Plot and Aviation Security
CNN Headline News’ Glenn Beck Show (2006)
This segment is a television interview of CIS terrorism consultant Craig Gundry on the topic of the August 2006 Airline Bomb Plot and aviation security. Interview was conducted for the Glenn Beck Show on CNN Headline News Prime.
Click the link below to view a transcript:
CNN Transcript: Glenn Beck Show: “6/18/06”
Hurricane Deployments
We have put up a new recruitment website to advise contractors about the status of our current hurricane deployments. Please visit this page for updated information about contractor opportunities and to sign up for our reserve deployment team.
Hurricane Deployment Website
The New CIS Challenge Coin Series Minted and Released
The new CIS Challenge Coin Series has been minted and released.
Included in the series are:
- The CEO Cubic Coin
- Executive VP Raven Cubic Coin
- VP of Protective Services/UDC Cubic Coin
- Chris Neidrich Cubic Coin
- Saber: Hazardous Operations Group
- Raven: Threat Management Group
- Night Stalkers: Special Services Group
Liquids Bannned on Airlines
Radio 750 WSB, Atlanta, GA (2006)
In this radio interview, K.C. Poulin, President of Critical Intervention Services, discusses the thwarted liquid explosive terror plot in London, resulting in liquids being banned on airlines.
Audio: Radio 750 WSB: “Liquids Bannned on Airlines”
SSgt. Will Holcomb Has Been Selected as the Recipient of the John M. Russi Award
SSgt. Will Holcomb has been selected as the recipient of the John M. Russi Award presented by Florida Association of Security Companies (FASCO) for his contribution to moving legislation which now enables qualified Florida G licensed security officers to carry a 9mm as approved by their agency.
At the December 8th State Security Advisory Committee (PRIASC) meeting in Orlando, he made the following remarks.
“There is no other country in the world where an average Joe, like me or like you, can get a law changed like this. Like my Dad once said, don’t let not knowing how keep you from trying.”
To read the rest of Ssgt. Holcomb’s remarks, click here.