AGP NEWS

We are now providing Full line of commercial  and residential services, North to South from  Piqua Ohio to Erlanger KY, and East to West From Hillsboro Ohio  to Indiana State Line.

AGP Lock & Security is now offering Financing for Qualified customers.

AGP LOCK & SECURITY, LLC

2011 Accomplishments

1. AGP purchased another locksmith out of Middletown, we close on the business purchase on February 16, 2011 by December 24, 2011 we received over 100% return on our investment. With this purchase we brought on about 150 new commercial customers.

2. AGP added several pieces of new equipment
    a. New Framon 2 key machine for office
    b. New ILT Safe Dialer
    c. New Sprint Net books with 4G and GPS

        to all Trucks.
    d. New Adams Rite Door Jig
    e. New portable 4 channel DVR and 4

        concealed cameras for our leasing program

    f. Increased our Stock on all truck and office

       to include at least 3 of all the common

       commercial locks, Dead bolts, Closers,

       Panic device's, and Detex's.
    g. Increased our Stock on all truck and office

        to include at least 3 of all the common

        Residential locks and Deadbolts

    h. Added 2 different types of DVR's and 3

       different type's com Cameras to our Stock.

3. AGP Closed the deal on local city to install our high security Mul-T-Lock inside and out on all of the City own Building and properties. Closed the deal on 4 Schools to master key and install all new locks some High security. Closed the deal with 7 new commercial accounts to install all new locks, Closer's and door hardware along with a C.C.T.V system for entire plants. We added over 32 New Alarm accounts most of which were commercial.

IT IS FOR THESE REASONS !

AGP Lock & Security. LLC is now the largest staffed, Locksmith company in Butler and Warren Counties.

AGP Lock & Security, LLC

 looking into adding another Truck sometime in the first quarter of 2012.

Other News and Tips for the Week of

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Electronic locks go wireless
Managing the inflow and outflow of both temporary and permanent staff in work camps presents many security issues that must be properly managed. Traditional mechanical keys are no longer a solution, because they are simply unmanageable. In addition to not providing any real security, they offer no traceability of who has been where and when, it is impossible to track copies of keys that might have been made, and cylinders must often be replaced. More

A healthy security industry will confidently ride out the storm in 2012
Memoori's annual report on the world's physical security industry showed that in 2011, despite a troubled economic climate, it increased revenues and profitability whilst merger and acquisition surged by more than double in the last 2 years to $9.847 billion. More

Indianapolis braces for Super Bowl security issues
From pickpockets and prostitutes to dirty bombs and exploding manhole covers, authorities are bracing for whatever threat the first Super Bowl in downtown Indianapolis might bring. More

2 surveys expose clashing opinions on physical and logical security convergence
The discussion about the convergence of physical and information security is not new, but it seems there's still disagreement among security professionals about its importance. More

It's a lock: Safe sales surge amid recession
Thieves broke into Saleem Hussain's Tampa, Fla., home two years ago and stole the family's expensive jewelry from India. "When I came in, all the drawers were open, all the pouches were empty," he said, "It was chaos, it was big loss. It was almost $200,000 in jewelry; the insurance paid me, what, $25,000?" More

Schools seek 'easy-button' approach to mass notification systems
After the 2007 Virginia Tech incident, colleges and universities in the United States and Canada rushed to implement more robust mass notification systems to better communicate with students and staff in times of emergency. More

Treasure Island migrates to network surveillance system
The Treasure Island Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas recently finished a complete overhaul of its surveillance network, upgrading its analog VCR and matrix system to a new digital recording and virtual matrix solution. More