Memphis Crime Hits 25-Year Low: What the Numbers Actually Tell Us
MPD data shows major violent crime down 27.1% in Shelby County through August 2025. Here's what's behind the historic drop.
MPD data shows major violent crime down 27.1% in Shelby County through August 2025. Here's what's behind the historic drop.
Memphis property managers now expect real-time reporting, GPS tracking, and digital incident logs. Companies still using paper are losing contracts.
On September 15, the White House signed an executive order creating the Memphis Safe Task Force. What private security companies need to know.
MPD announced that crime in the first eight months of 2025 hit a 25-year low. The question is whether Memphis can sustain the decline.
Washington is talking about sending federal resources to Memphis. Based on how similar task forces have worked in other cities, here's what that might mean on the ground.
From legacy firms to veteran-owned operations, these five Memphis security companies are making moves in 2025. Here's what sets each one apart.
Tennessee processes roughly 4,200 guard registrations per year. Demand is outpacing supply by 15-20%, and the bottleneck starts with a 48-hour training requirement.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools starts the 2025-26 year with new clear backpack rules, cell phone restrictions, and plans for expanded camera coverage.
With Memphis crime declining for the first time in years, property managers face a new question: spend less on security or invest more in better security?
Before signing a security contract, ask about GPS tracking, cloud reporting, and camera integration. A practical guide for Memphis property managers.