Violent Crime Rates in Las Vegas are Among the Highest in the Nation

The crime rate in Las Vegas is considerably higher than the national average across all communities in America. The chance of becoming a victim of either a property or violent crime in Las Vegas is 1 in 30.

Rape, murder, non-negligent manslaughter, armed robbery, aggravated assault and assault with a deadly weapon are all considered violent offenses. The chances of becoming a victim of one of these crimes in Las Vegas is only one in 182.
source: www.neighborhoodscout.com
Las Vegas' property crime rate is 28% per 1000 population, making it an above average chance of becoming a victim of a property crime. Motor vehicle theft, arson, larceny and burglary are all property crimes and your chances of becoming a victim in Las Vegas is one in 35.
source: www.neighborhoodscout.com
According to an Emergency Management and Safety survey, 9 out of 10 small businesses do not have a dedicated security or risk manager. One single act of violence could result in the loss of life, years of legal litigation, harm to brand and monetary compensation which could total millions of dollars.

Does your organization...

  • Make the employees feel safe?
  • Understand the 5 types of Workplace Violence?
  • Have a plan to mitigate each type of Workplace Violence?
  • Maintain good access control?
  • Have proper perimeter security?
  • Have proper lighting?
  • Follow CPTED guidance?
  • Have a “see something, say something” procedure?
  • Validate and audit third party security guard vendors?
  • Conduct regular Active Shooter Training?
  • Perform regular Risk and Vulnerability assessments?
  • Understand organizational Legal Liabilities?

If you answered NO to any of the previous questions, contact Security Concepts Group today. Our Organizational Security Management packages start at only $99/month.
Criminals are more emboldened than ever. Safety, security, protection, precaution and prevention should be on the forefront of all of our concerns.


SCG provides organizations with a dedicated Security Risk Manager who are board certified in Security Management.
Below is the Las Vegas crime summary for last week.
SOURCE: WWW.CRIMEMAPPING.COM
One thing is certain, there needs to be an understanding that the possibility for harder and more challenging times may lay ahead.

Once you recognize that the possibility exists then you should ask
 “Am I prepared?" 
Security Concepts Group is here to help.
We offer a variety of services to help with organizational security needs:

We offer Active Shooter/Workplace Violence training designed to help individuals and organizations Prepare for, Respond to, and Recover from an active shooter or workplace violence event.

We also have training designed to help organizational management understand their role in preparedness. We help explain legal liabilities, programs needed and the policies and procedures required to mitigate an event from occurring.

Follow the link to find out more.
SCG provides organizations with a dedicated Risk Manager, Board Certified in Security Management ASIS International CPP to identify and close security gaps and vulnerabilities. 
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Our assessment and analysis methods not only find the gaps, but they also test the current Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that should be in place.

Whether you have a Security Dept. in place or are looking to outsource, we are here to help.

Follow the link to find out if your organization is prepared.
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Our Active Shooter Workplace Violence Preparedness for Organizational Management book helps explain liabilities, programs policies and procedures connected to Active Shooters and or Workplace Violence.
Our P.A.C.E. Active Shooter Workplace Violence Preparedness explains our technique of Prepare, Act, Care and Evacuation philosophy. This explains at the individual level what considerations are needed during each phase.
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