Making Safety and Security Part of the Facility Design Discussion
It is in the earliest stages of the design process for new construction or expansion projects that sports venue planners and operations leaders can achieve the most enduring and cost-effective impact on the venue's safety and security.
Integrating Entrance-Screening Technology in High Schools
Entrance-screening technology has become common on the professional sports level, and collegiate sports venues are increasingly implementing some form of entrance-screening technology. So why has the interscholastic level been so much slower to adopt this important security tool?.
How to Keep Sports Venue Parking Lots Safe and Secure
Parking lots can be particularly volatile after games, when fans β often wearing their opposing allegiances across their chests and stripped of inhibition by their own alcohol consumption β are exiting en masse.
Super Bowl Security Operations Combine Legacy of Best Practices with Venue Intelligence
Between bringing in two non-local teams (typically) for the biggest U.S. sporting event of the year, as well as their fans, and a lineup of pregame events, the Super Bowl brings plenty of excitement β as well as a whole new set of security challenges.
Notable Events in the Evolution of Sports Venue Security
How have various high-profile incidents highlighted the range of security threats posed to sports venues, and how has the sports security industry evolved in response?
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