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The law enforcement–led company aims to support critical infrastructure through specialized security services.
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Pasadena, Maryland, 23rd February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, As Maryland’s event industry continues to grow at a rapid pace, so do the security challenges that come with larger crowds, higher-profile venues, and increasingly complex risk environments. From music festivals and sporting events to corporate functions and private gatherings, event organizers across the region are facing heightened concerns around crowd control, targeted threats, and emergency response readiness. Traditional private security models, often limited in training and authority, are struggling to meet the demands of these evolving conditions, leaving a critical gap in protection for both attendees and stakeholders.
Recognizing this growing need, Operational Police Protective Services has announced the launch of its High-Threat Security Division, a specialized operational unit designed to support Maryland’s expanding event market with advanced, law enforcement-led protective solutions. Built on years of operational experience and public safety expertise, the division is structured to provide professional-grade security services capable of addressing elevated risk scenarios.
“Events today are larger, more visible, and more complex than ever before,” shared a company representative. “What we’re seeing now is a clear demand for security that goes beyond basic staffing. Our High-Threat Security Division was created to bring disciplined, proactive, and accountable protection to environments where the margin for error is extremely small.”
Operational Police Protective Services has long been known for its work providing armed security services, as well as coordinating off-duty police personnel for clients who require a higher standard of safety and professionalism. The new division builds on that foundation by introducing advanced threat assessments, strategic deployment planning, and personnel with direct law enforcement and tactical backgrounds who are trained to operate in high-pressure environments.
Unlike conventional security approaches, the High-Threat Security Division focuses on prevention as much as response. Teams are trained to identify vulnerabilities, monitor behavioral indicators, and work seamlessly with venue staff and emergency responders. This approach has already proven effective in urban environments, where demand for armed security and protective services continues to rise alongside the city’s revitalized event calendar.
As event organizers increasingly seek solutions that align with public safety standards, Operational Police Protective Services is positioning itself as a trusted partner for comprehensive protective services. The company’s emphasis on training, accountability, and operational transparency ensures that clients receive not only capable personnel but also clear communication and structured oversight before, during, and after each assignment.
With Maryland’s event industry continuing to expand and attract national attention, the demand for credible, high-level protection is expected to grow. Through their initiative, Operational Police Protective Services represents a strategic investment in meeting that demand, ensuring that growth in the region’s event economy is matched by an equally strong commitment to security.
About Operational Police Protective Services
Operational Police Protective Services (OPPS) is a professional, law enforcement–led security firm providing comprehensive protective solutions throughout Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware. Founded with a mission to deliver a higher standard of safety, OPPS specializes in armed security, off-duty police staffing, and customized protective services for commercial properties, events, government entities, and private clients.
Contact
Website: https://www.oppsprotection.com/
Address: Pasadena, Maryland
Email: ejanik@oppsprotection.com
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