Hear the whole picture
Give tenants, property managers, and regular vendors such as maintenance crews a place to share day-to-day observations and discuss recurring concerns with participating local law enforcement.
One table. Shared purpose.
Connect local law enforcement with tenants, property managers, security, and regular vendors such as maintenance crews to discuss property concerns and agree next steps.
Plan a meeting
Turn recurring concerns
into a shared plan.
A useful meeting starts with the real issues on your property.
Know who to contact
Review reporting and escalation instructions so people understand how to raise a concern and reach the right team.
Leave with next steps
Identify the actions, responsible contacts, and follow-up needed. Keep the conversation connected to the security plan.
Start with the
right invitation.
Property managers. Tenants. Regular vendors. Security. Participating local law enforcement.
Steadfast schedules and coordinates the meeting with local authorities after they agree to participate. Tell us which tenants, property managers, and regular vendors should join, and what concerns to discuss. Attendance is not guaranteed.
How to prepare for a meetingGood questions.
What is a Business Watch Meeting?
A Business Watch Meeting connects local law enforcement with property stakeholders, including tenants, property managers, security, and regular vendors such as maintenance crews. The group discusses concerns, clarifies contacts, and agrees follow-up actions.
Who organizes the meeting?
Steadfast works with property management and local authorities to coordinate the meeting. Meetings are scheduled after local authorities agree to participate. Their attendance is not guaranteed.
How can we request a meeting?
Contact Steadfast with the property name, city, preferred timing, and the main concerns you want to discuss. The team will work with management on the next steps.
Let’s get everyone connected.
Share your property and the concerns you’d like to discuss.