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REED SECURITY IS A SABEX AWARD FINALIST FOR THE 4TH YEAR IN A ROW

We are pleased to announce that Reed Security is once again a finalist for the prestigious Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce SABEX Small Business of the Year Award.

Criteria: Corporate Objective, Marketing Strategy, Competitive Strategy, Customer Service Strategy, Community Involvement, Growth Strategy, Mentoring Strategy, The Team, Distinctiveness, Financial Stability, References, Supportive Documentation, Future Strategy, The Presentation, and Overall Impression.

Auditors were Hergott Duval Stack LLP.

The Celebrate Success Gala is May 18th, 2011 at TCU Place.

ISCWEST, LAS VEGAS, APRIL 5-8, 2011

Reed Security attends several security expos throughout the year. We are leaders in the security industry and are the first to bring new products and services to Saskatchewan.

PUBLIC ADVISORY, SASKATOON POLICE SERVICE

Date: January 18, 2011, 11:39 AM
Release Number: 201150

 

Released By: Cst. TishaRae Stonehouse
Occurrence Number:

, Saskatoon Police Service

Subject: Public Advisory - Small Business Owners And Armed Robberies

 

Saskatoon Police are investigating a number of armed robberies which have occurred since December 11, 2010. Fourteen armed robberies have occurred primarily to convenience stores and gas bars in the north west part of Saskatoon. Although this number is not unusual, investigators believe that the same suspect or suspects may be responsible for more than one incident.

Police are encouraging business owners and employees to consider the following steps in order to deter becoming a victim of this crime.

1. Be alert to suspicious people, activity, and vehicles around your business.

2. The best deterrent of crime is really good customer service - do not be afraid to approach someone who appears to be loitering in the store and adopt a policy of asking customers to remove clothing that conceal a person's face.

3. Keep emergency numbers readily available.

4. Move display shelves away from windows to maintain good visibility inside and out. Employees can better keep an eye on suspicious persons and someone outside may notice if a robbery does occur.

5. Advertise a cash control policy. Adopt a cash limit and deposit excess in a safe.

6. Install and advertise surveillance cameras. They serve as a deterrent and provide evidence should a crime occur.

7. Instruct employees to follow the robber's instructions. Employees should hand over the money or items being demanded. They should not attempt to fight back.

8. Employees should try to observe and remember the robber's description and vehicle if one is used including a plate number.

9. Lock the doors following a robbery, notify police and avoid touching any areas of evidence.

More information and safety tips for small businesses can be found on the Saskatoon Police website at www.saskatoonpoliceservice.ca by accessing 'downloads' on the home page. Anyone with information is asked to contact Police at 975-8300 or Saskatoon Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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LOCATIONS

SASKATOON SECURITY
Reed Security Group (HEADQUARTERS)
14-1724 Quebec Avenue
Saskatoon, SK S7K 1V9
Ph: 306.653.3200
1.844.384.SAFE (7233)

Sure Innovations
1701 Saskatchewan Avenue
Saskatoon, SK S7K 1P7
Ph: 306.974.0888

Nine Yards Technologies Inc.
Ph: 306.341.2477

 

REGINA SECURITY
ViboPulse Services
Ph: 306.206.0700

WINNIPEG SECURITY
Guardian Advanced Solutions
Ph: 204.250.7510 or 204.878.0061

PRINCE ALBERT SECURITY
Thor Security Ltd.
1-243 South Industrial Drive
Prince Albert, SK S6V 7L9
Ph: 306.922.7200

 

NIAGARA REGION SECURITY
Alltech Smart Security
Ph: 289.990.3234

KAWARTHA LAKES REGION SECURITY
Dot Communications
232 Kent St W Unit 4
Lindsay, ON K9V 6A4
Ph: 1.833.368.2666

GREATER TORONTO AREA SECURITY
Link Secure Canada Inc.
15 Victoria Crescent
Brampton, ON L6T 1E2
Ph: 647.262.7460

 

CALGARY SECURITY
Oxford Security Systems
#501, 2903 Kingsview Blvd SE
Airdrie, AB T4A 0C4
Ph: 587.393.2800

EDMONTON SECURITY
Digitech Security Systems
Ph: 780.444.4449