SecuritGuard · Island Village Apartments · Performance Report

22 Months.
12,526 People Cleared.
One Team.

A verified performance record covering July 2024 through April 2026 — sourced directly from TrackTik, with every figure backed by a report ID. This is what active, documented security looks like.

📍 1245 Market Street, San Diego CA 92101 🏠 281 Units · Affordable Housing 📅 Jul 2024 → Apr 2026 ✅ All figures TrackTik-verified
People Cleared
12,526
Documented perimeter contacts resulting in departure
Patrol Reports Filed
6,103
Every report ID verified against TrackTik records
Incidents Logged
2,483
Trespass, medical, alarms, access control, disturbance
City GID Tickets
866
Encampment submissions filed with the city on your behalf
Peak Month
1,448
People cleared in February 2026 alone
Verified TrackTik Data

Monthly Performance

People cleared and patrol reports filed per month — Jul 2024 through Apr 2026. Orange bars = 2026.

People Cleared Per Month

Patrol Reports Filed Per Month

Get It Done Tickets Filed

866 encampment submissions filed with the city. SecuritGuard has been building the public record on your behalf every month.

Incident Categories — All Time

CategoryCountShare
Maintenance Response637
Trespass / Transient270
Emergency / Medical253
Police / Alarm Response250
Access Control103
Disturbance / Fighting88
Noise Complaint76
Damage / Vandalism58
Documented Outcomes

What Active Security Delivers

These aren't just numbers. Each one is a documented outcome — incidents stopped, residents protected, and public record built.

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Stabbing Arrest — Camera Evidence

Sidewalk stabbing captured in full by SecuritGuard cameras. Footage delivered to SDPD. Suspect identified and arrested. No other evidence source existed.

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2:31 AM — Emergency Exit Breach Stopped

Remote monitoring detected trespass attempt in real time. Alarm triggered immediately. Individual retreated before entering. Zero escalation. Zero delay.

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Courtyard Jumper Intercepted

Individual jumped emergency gate from trolley station at 3:21 AM. Alarm activated before breach. On-site guard responded and escorted individual off within minutes.

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Facial Recognition — Repeat Offender Alerts

Active facial recognition logs known problem individuals and alerts the remote team in real-time when they reappear near the property. Prevents escalation before it starts.

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LOA on File with SDPD

Letter of Agency filed — SDPD can respond to trespass calls and make arrests on behalf of the property without a management representative needing to be present.

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East Village Association Attendance

SecuritGuard attends East Village Committee meetings to push Get It Done data and advocate for city-level intervention — building the public record and political pressure.

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866 City GID Tickets Filed

Every encampment complaint submitted to the city's Get It Done programme — building a documented case for escalation to the City Council and SDPD liaison.

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Nov 2024: 1,374 Cleared. Feb 2026: 1,448.

Two separate peak months, both exceeding 1,300 people cleared. The team's capacity to perform at volume — when structured correctly — is proven and documented.

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Yesterday, there was a stabbing incident on the public sidewalk just outside the building. Our cameras captured the entire event, and that footage directly assisted SDPD in identifying and arresting the suspect.

— Dane Stordahl, SecuritGuard · June 2025 · Confirmed in writing to ownership
90-Day Forward Plan

Where We Go From Here

Three layers, modular by design. Each builds on the last. Start immediately — no capital investment required for Layer 1.

1
This Week — Zero Cost

Protocol & Documentation Upgrades

No Trespassing signage posted (legally required for SDPD enforcement). City Mart incident documentation formalised. Guard response protocol updated — no solo approaches to aggressive contacts. Remote backup as first response.

2
30 Days — Coverage Expansion

Camera Gap + Peak-Hour Patrol

Complete the 17-camera + LPR system proposed in December 2024. Dedicated exterior patrol on problem corners during peak hours — matching the ASA Bakery model. SDPD Private Property Trespass Program confirmed.

3
60–90 Days — Full Integration

AI Remote Monitoring + Monthly Reporting

Full AI remote monitoring — guards as coordinated responders, not solo contacts. Monthly board-ready PDF report: people cleared, incidents by category, SDPD contacts, GID submissions, City Mart documentation. Ownership has a document for investors, attorneys, and city council.

Why This Works

Proven
22 months of documented performance
12,526 cleared. 6,103 reports. The capability is there — the structure is what changes now.
Technology
Facial recognition + AI remote monitoring
Most vendors don't have this. SecuritGuard has had it running at IVA — and it caught a stabbing suspect.
Advocacy
866 GID tickets + East Village Committee
No other security vendor is doing this on your behalf. We're building the case for city-level intervention.
Accountability
Monthly board-ready report — starting now
Every month you receive a document you can share with ownership, investors, attorneys, and city representatives.
Source Data

Every Figure, Backed Up

All KPIs above are sourced from TrackTik exports with report-ID-level evidence. Download originals below.

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Loitering Export

6,103 rows · Jul 2024–Apr 2026People cleared per patrol report
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Incident & Emergency Reports

2,483 rows · All categoriesTrespass, medical, alarms, disturbance
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Get It Done Tickets

866 encampment submissionsFiled with city on property's behalf
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Original TrackTik PDFs

12 authenticated originalsPulled directly from sig.staffr.net
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Operations PDF Report

Board-ready compiled summaryShareable with investors & attorneys
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Full Evidence Pack

All CSVs, workbooks, PDFsComplete source data in one download
📋 TrackTik Report ID Index 📊 Loitering Workbook 📊 GID Workbook 📊 Incidents Workbook 📋 PDF Sample Index
TrackTik Original Reports

Authenticated Source PDFs

Ready to Talk About What's Next?

22 months of documented performance. A clear 90-day plan. Let's build the next chapter together.