Where Tristate Security Patrol works.
Tristate Security Patrol is based at 5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, Brooklyn, NY 11204. New York City is the main focus, and that means all five boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island. Coverage also extends across New York State. The pages below describe patrol, armed and unarmed officers, fire watch, events, school security, and building security in the places that have their own write-ups, including Long Island and New Jersey.
Each page is written for that place. Call 347-991-0121 and ask for 24/7 dispatch, or request a quote and name the address you need covered.
For most standard posts, uniformed officers are scheduled within 24–48 hours. Emergency coverage is coordinated through 24/7 dispatch.
Start with the area, then the job.
A borough page explains the property types and the rules that usually matter there. A service page explains the work itself. A combined page, such as fire watch in Brooklyn, puts both together so you do not have to guess which certificate or which patrol plan applies.
Brooklyn
Home base in 11204, with pages for armed officers, fire watch, construction sites, and private events.
Queens, NY
Written as Queens, NY, for houses, co-ops, hotels, and warehouses in that borough.
The Bronx
Residential buildings, commercial corridors, and healthcare sites in the Bronx.
Manhattan
Security company pages for Manhattan lobbies, avenues, and building posts.
Staten Island
Security guard coverage for the island borough, still inside New York City.
New York City
A city overview of all five boroughs. New York State coverage is broader, and the city is the focus.
Long Island
Nassau County fire-watch rules and armed coverage, including school properties.
New Jersey
Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, Edison, and Paterson, under New Jersey SORA rules.
Coverage already named on this site.
Coverage is all of New York City, plus the rest of New York State, with the city as the main focus. Long Island has its own page because Nassau fire-watch rules differ from FDNY. New Jersey stays Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, Edison, and Paterson. Miami, Orlando, and Tampa stay on the Florida coverage list. Florida does not have its own landing page here. This index does not add a city page for every town in New York State.
Neighborhood routes are a separate question. Community Patrol in a new area starts when enough homes enroll, or sooner if patrols are already operating there. This index does not claim a live route on any single block.
Licensing follows the state, not the page title.
In New York, security guards register with the Department of State. The Division of Criminal Justice Services oversees the required training schools. Armed guards also need a New York pistol license and the armed-guard coursework DCJS describes.
In New Jersey, security officers register under the Security Officer Registration Act through the New Jersey State Police. A New York registration does not transfer. Fire-watch rules are local too: FDNY certificates in New York City, and the Nassau County Fire Commission sheet when that office orders a watch on Long Island.
- NY Department of State: how a person becomes a registered security guard
- NY Division of Criminal Justice Services: security guard training oversight
- New Jersey State Police: Security Officer Registration Act (SORA)
- FDNY Certificate of Fitness F-01, Citywide Fire Guard for Impairment
- Nassau County Fire Commission: Fire Watch Requirements
Licensed officers, documented work.
Tristate Security Patrol was founded in 2021. Officers are licensed for the state they work in, shifts are documented, and clients can follow GPS-verified patrol activity in the client portal.
The company describes its public profile as including off-duty officers, military veterans, and seasoned security professionals. That is a description of the team, not a promise that every post is staffed the same way.
What is published, and what is quoted.
Published prices are for Community Patrol and Commercial Patrol memberships: residential plans from $159 a month and commercial plans from $399 a month. Armed posts, fire watch, events, schools, and executive protection are quoted from the site, the hours, and the number of officers.
| Plan | Price | Minimum checks |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | $159/month | Minimum 3 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Plus | $229/month | Minimum 7 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Priority | $349/month | Minimum 14 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Premier | $499/month | Minimum 21 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Basic Commercial | $399/month | Minimum 1 Documented Property Check Per Day |
| Standard Commercial | $599/month | Minimum 2 Documented Property Checks Per Day |
| Pro Commercial | $799/month | Minimum 3 Documented Property Checks Per Day |
| Member-Only Vacation Watch | $25/day | Member add-on, one extra daily check |
| Residential Alarm Response add-on | $25/month per property | $35 per standard alarm response; $20 in-area alarm response |
| Commercial Alarm Response add-on | $49/month per location | $50 per actual alarm response |
Answers, in plain language.
Which areas have their own pages?
All five boroughs — Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island — plus a New York City overview, Long Island, and New Jersey. Manhattan has a building-security page. Brooklyn, Long Island, and New Jersey have pages for specific services.
Do you have an office in each area?
The published business address is 5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, Brooklyn, NY 11204. These pages do not claim a separate office in Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, the Bronx, Long Island, or New Jersey.
How do I ask about a property?
Call 347-991-0121 or send a quote request with the address, the hours, and whether you need a patrol, a stationed officer, fire watch, or an event team.
Is Community Patrol the same as a stationary guard?
No. Community Patrol is a mobile membership with a minimum number of documented property checks. A stationary officer is a different assignment and is quoted on its own.
Related pages
Security company pages for the borough, starting from the 11204 address.
Security services written for Queens, not for any other place named Queens.
Security guard coverage for Bronx properties.
Security company and private security for Manhattan properties.
Security guard companies page for the island borough.
Lobby, dock, and garage posts in New York City.
All five boroughs, with the city as the main focus.
Nassau-focused patrol, armed posts, and fire watch.
North Jersey cities already listed on the coverage page.
New York, New Jersey, and Florida, plus partner states.
Phone, email, and the Brooklyn address.
Tristate Security Patrol
5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, Brooklyn, NY 11204
Info@tristatesecuritypatrol.com
24/7 dispatch. This is the business address published for Tristate Security Patrol. It is not described here as a walk-in lobby.