Atlas Operations Group is a privately held corporation founded, owned and operated by US Military Veterans.

Atlas specializes in public and private sector security, patrolling, executive protection, investigations, surveillance and threat assessment missions utilizing state of the art technology, platforms and communications with US based human as well as K9 assets and personnel.

Atlas Operations Group provides:

- Armed & Unarmed Protective Services
- Executive Protection
- Security Driver Services
- Armed & Unarmed Uniformed Private Security Officers
- Armed Uniformed Patrol Officers in Patrol Vehicles
- Full Investigation Division
- Property Patrolling & Surveillance
- Sporting Event & Entertainment Venue Security
- Corporate Event Security
- Church/Worship Services & Event Protection
- Loss Prevention 
- Corporate & Retail
- Domestic Violence Personal Protection
- Workplace Violence Security
- Disaster & Emergency Security
- Fire Evacuation, Fire Camp Security & Emergency Traffic Control
- Protest & Riot Protection/Surveillance
- Picket Line/Strike Security

Atlas Provides Domestic & International Physical & Electronic Security for:

- Commercial & Residential Properties
- HOA's & Gated Communities
- Hospitals & Schools
- Railroad & Timber Sites
- Telecommunication & Sensitive Data Sites
- Construction Sites & Equipment Storage Locations
- Rural Ranching & Farming Protection
- Trespass Prevention & Mitigation
- Poaching Prevention & Mitigation

Atlas Operations Group has joined forces with Secure Cannabis Group in order to create a strategic partnership offering a broad range of customizable security services to California Licensed Cannabis Growers, Distributors and retail Dispensaries such as:

- Covert & Overt Static Site Security
- Entry Control Points
- Harvest Overwatch
- Mobile Security Detail
- Secure Product & Cash Transportation


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