Emergency security when your site cannot wait.
Privateer mobilizes fire watch, on-site security officers, critical-site support, access control, and disaster-response security for qualifying Arizona incidents that require action in under 24 hours.
Call 844-657-8880 for the fastest review. If life safety is immediately threatened, call 911 first.
Different incidents require different authority, equipment, and operating plans.
Start with the situation you are managing. Each page explains what Privateer can provide, what information operations needs, and where the private-security role stops.
Derailments, damaged infrastructure, recovery zones, cargo and equipment protection, and contractor access.
Arizona Hazmat SecurityStorage sites, transfer areas, emergency perimeters, and separately operated armed escort vehicles for qualifying movements.
Government Disaster SupportWildfire perimeters, evacuations, public assets, security tracking, agency-led searches, and civil disturbances.
Security Tracking & Search SupportA company-trained tracking team led by a certified scout tracker for security incidents, remote operations, and organized searches.
Private-Industry Disaster SecurityFire watch, damaged properties, system failures, insurance-loss sites, restoration access, and secondary-loss prevention.
Threat and Violence ResponseDisgruntled people, difficult terminations, threatened mass violence, bomb threats, protests, and riot risk.
The incident happened. The normal procurement timeline is gone.
A damaged building, failed life-safety system, disaster scene, exposed property, or sudden coverage failure can create a security requirement immediately. Privateer is built to evaluate the condition, establish a mission, mobilize qualified personnel, and leave management with a usable record.
Emergency Fire Watch
Visible watch, scheduled rounds, access control, condition reporting, and documented activity when fire-protection systems are impaired or a responsible authority requires a watch.
Disaster and Recovery Sites
Security after fire, wildfire, flooding, storm damage, utility failure, structural damage, or evacuation, including scene perimeters and evacuation support within the accepted mission.
Critical Sites
Dedicated security and optional Critical Sites Command for active scenes with multiple gates, contractors, assets, changing hazards, and stakeholders who need the same operating picture.
Sudden Property Exposure
Urgent officer coverage following a break-in, vandalism, security-system failure, damaged perimeter, newly vacant building, or other sudden loss of normal protection.
Emergency Access Control
Gate and perimeter control, contractor verification, restricted-area protection, traffic direction within the private site, and management-approved entry procedures.
Failed Coverage Replacement
Rapid evaluation when an existing security provider does not appear, cannot staff the mission, terminates service, or leaves a critical post uncovered.
Hazmat Site and Route Security
FRO-trained hazmat security personnel with protective suits and respiratory-protection equipment for defensive scene operations, storage, transfer, rail, highway, destination, and recovery environments—plus separately operated armed escort vehicles for qualifying Arizona movements.
One direct call. Five operational decisions.
You do not need a polished request for proposal. We need the decision-maker, property, deadline, current condition, known hazards, and the result security is expected to produce.
Call operations
Tell us what happened, where the site is, and when coverage must begin.
Confirm authority
Identify the owner, manager, contractor, insurer, agency, or other party authorizing the mission.
Define the risk
Review hazards, access points, life-safety limitations, required duties, and prohibited areas.
Approve activation
Privateer confirms acceptance, mobilization terms, staffing, start time, and continuing service requirements.
Deploy and document
Officers establish the post, begin the approved mission, and create the operating record.
Privateer has operated where security becomes part of the recovery.
Emergency security needs more than a warm body at a gate. It needs command clarity, field documentation, controlled access, and personnel who understand that conditions can change by the hour.
Railroad Derailment Recovery
Privateer supported security inside the restricted recovery environment following the Green Valley derailment and chemical release.
Review the operational reportRemote Critical Infrastructure
The Menager’s Dam assignment required remote-site protection, agency coordination, access control, and a formal site-security plan.
Review the contract reportCritical Sites Command
Full Sail can add a dedicated incident workspace for live map coordination, gates, companies, assets, announcements, linked reports, and export-ready records.
Explore Critical SitesFRO + DOT Hazmat Security
Every operative on Privateer’s current deployable hazmat team holds both certificates: First Responder Operations addressing 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(ii) and DOT Hazmat Security Awareness addressing 49 CFR 172.704(a)(4).
Explore Arizona hazmat securitySecurity Tracking Leadership
Certified scout tracker Cody Betzer leads Privateer’s internal security-tracking program after more than 140 hours of progressive external instruction through Level IV.
Explore tracking and search supportOne coordinated emergency mission: Privateer supplies watch duties, access control, evacuation support, defensive hazmat operations, scene and perimeter protection, documentation, and operational coordination. Our personnel work inside the accepted assignment and responsible incident structure so public agencies, technical specialists, property leadership, and security share a controlled operating environment.
Send the incident details
For the fastest response, call first. Use this form to put the site address, decision-maker, deadline, hazards, and requested duties in writing.
What decision-makers need to know before they call
Can you guarantee arrival in under 24 hours?
No company should promise deployment before evaluating the mission. Privateer accepts qualifying under-24-hour requests when lawful scope, staffing, location, hazards, access, and equipment can be confirmed.
Is under-24-hour response a premium service?
Yes. Under-24-hour response is a premium emergency service available for qualifying incidents. Privateer confirms acceptance and service terms before deployment.
Can you perform a fire watch?
Privateer can evaluate fire-watch duties involving impaired systems, post-fire conditions, patrol rounds, access control, documentation, and site-specific instructions from the responsible authority.
What should I have ready?
Provide the exact address, required start time, decision-maker, reason for activation, known hazards, required post duties, access instructions, and any orders from a fire marshal, insurer, contractor, or property owner.
Do you respond anywhere in Arizona?
Privateer evaluates Arizona emergency assignments individually. Geography, travel, staffing, duration, site conditions, and logistics affect whether an under-24-hour deployment can be accepted.
Is this a substitute for 911?
No. Call 911 for an immediate life-safety emergency. Privateer handles the private security mission: watch duties, site protection, access control, documentation, and coordination around the incident.
Do you provide hazmat security?
Yes. Every operative on Privateer’s current hazmat security team holds both certificates: FRO addressing 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(ii) and DOT Hazmat Security Awareness addressing 49 CFR 172.704(a)(4). Protective suits and respiratory-protection equipment support accepted defensive incident, fixed-site, recovery-perimeter, and armed-escort missions.
Do you provide tracking and search support?
Yes. Privateer maintains a company-trained security-tracking team led by certified scout tracker Cody Betzer. The capability can support security incidents, remote operations, missing-person searches, containment, and agency-led missions.
Call Privateer while the decision can still be made cleanly.
Tell operations what happened, where the site is, when security must begin, and who can authorize the response.