Security company in Brooklyn, NY.
Tristate Security Patrol is a Brooklyn security company. The business address is 5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, Brooklyn, NY 11204, in the Borough Park area of ZIP code 11204. From that base the company staffs mobile patrol, armed and unarmed officers, fire watch, construction sites, private events, and school properties.
If you are comparing security guard companies in Brooklyn, start with the address you need covered and the hours. Call 347-991-0121. Dispatch answers around the clock. A quote request is for planned posts and patrol memberships.
For most standard posts, uniformed officers are scheduled within 24–48 hours. Emergency coverage is coordinated through 24/7 dispatch.
Security work Brooklyn properties actually ask for.
Brooklyn blocks are not one building type. A two-family house on a numbered street, a synagogue or yeshiva, a storefront on a commercial avenue, and a job site with an open sidewalk all need different posts. The services below are the ones people ask for by name.
Community Patrol is the shared monthly option for homes. A stationed officer is for a door, a lobby, a site gate, or an event. Fire watch is for a specific FDNY condition, not a general night shift.
Armed security in Brooklyn
Officers who hold a New York armed-guard registration for posts where the property wants a firearm on duty.
Fire watch and fire guard
Impairment watches under F-01 rules and torch operations that call for an F-60 fire guard.
Construction sites
After-hours presence, access logs, and fire watch when hot work is underway on a Brooklyn build.
Private events
Door teams for halls, school gatherings, and celebrations, separate from a monthly patrol plan.
Community patrol
Marked cars and a minimum number of documented checks for homes that share a route.
Schools and yeshivas
Private-school and yeshiva coverage for arrival, dismissal, and visitors. This is not NYPD school safety.
Borough Park streets, avenues, and job sites.
11204 sits in Borough Park, a neighborhood of attached houses, small apartment buildings, synagogues, yeshivas, and busy commercial avenues such as 16th Avenue. That mix is why a single “Brooklyn guard” package does not fit. A house on a residential block is usually a patrol membership. A school or a hall is a post with arrival times. A renovation with torches is a fire guard assignment tied to the hot-work permit.
Elsewhere in the borough the building stock changes: larger apartment houses, warehouse blocks, hospital campuses, and construction that closes a sidewalk. Tristate’s industry list already includes apartment communities, religious organizations, schools, retail, construction, and hospitals. Brooklyn pages use those categories. They do not name a client, a route, or a block as active unless you have enrolled it.
New Community Patrol areas still follow the rule already on the plans page: a new area activates at a 10-home minimum, unless patrols are already operating there. Registering a home is not the same thing as a car on that street tonight.
FDNY fire guard rules apply in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn is in New York City, so fire watch is an FDNY matter. When a required sprinkler, standpipe, or fire alarm is out of service, NYC Fire Code section 901.7.2.2 requires a fire watch. For the first four hours, and only when the affected area is 50,000 square feet or less, the impairment coordinator or a trained person the owner designates may conduct it. After four hours, the patrol is by fire guards with the F-01 Certificate of Fitness. Each affected area is patrolled at least hourly, and one guard’s area is not supposed to exceed 50,000 square feet.
Torch work is different. FDNY’s F-60 certificate is the fire guard credential for torch operations at construction sites, on rooftops and torch-applied roofing, and where the person using the torch holds a citywide torch permit. The fire watch runs during the work and for at least 30 minutes after it stops. A guard may also be required on floors below when sparks can drop.
Security officers themselves register with the New York Department of State. Training schools are approved by DCJS. An armed post adds a New York pistol license and the 47-hour firearms course for security guards.
- FDNY Certificate of Fitness F-01, Citywide Fire Guard for Impairment
- FDNY F-01 study material: impairment fire watch, hourly patrol, and the 50,000-square-foot limit
- NYC Fire Code § 901.7.2.2, fire guards when a standpipe, sprinkler, or fire alarm is out of service
- FDNY Certificate of Fitness F-60, Fire Guard for Torch Operations
- NYC Fire Code Chapter 26 (FDNY PDF): hot-work fire watch, including 30 minutes after the work
- NY Department of State: how a person becomes a registered security guard
- NY Division of Criminal Justice Services: security guard training oversight
Licensed officers, documented work.
The company was founded in 2021 and publishes one business address, in Brooklyn. Patrol checks that are part of a membership are GPS-verified and visible in the client portal, the same platform described on the technology page.
Licensed and insured is the standard already stated across the site.
What is published, and what is quoted.
Brooklyn homes can use the published Community Patrol prices, from $159 a month for the Essential plan. Brooklyn businesses can use Commercial Patrol from $399 a month. Those prices buy documented mobile checks, not a guard standing at a door all night.
Armed posts, fire watch, construction posts, events, and school coverage are quoted. The cost guide explains why an hourly rate is not listed.
| 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.
Are you a security guard company in Brooklyn?
Yes. Tristate Security Patrol’s published address is 5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, Brooklyn, NY 11204, and Brooklyn is a core area on the coverage page.
Do you patrol every Brooklyn neighborhood?
The borough is in the service area. A Community Patrol route in a new area starts after the activation minimum, or sooner if coverage is already there. This page does not list neighborhood-by-neighborhood routes.
How much does Brooklyn security patrol cost?
Residential Community Patrol starts at $159 a month and commercial patrol at $399 a month. Stationary guards, armed posts, and fire watch are quoted.
How fast can a Brooklyn post start?
For most standard posts, officers are scheduled within 24–48 hours. Emergency coverage goes through 24/7 dispatch at 347-991-0121. That is scheduling, not a promise of a travel time.
Can you do fire watch in Brooklyn?
Yes. Brooklyn fire watch follows FDNY rules for impairment (F-01) and torch operations (F-60). See the Brooklyn fire watch page and the NYC requirements guide.
Related pages
When a Brooklyn post calls for an armed officer.
Impairment patrols and hot-work fire guards.
Gates, equipment, and fire watch on Brooklyn builds.
Private events, halls, and school gatherings.
Private schools and yeshivas.
Shared neighborhood patrol memberships.
The next borough over.
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.