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Paladin Security Joins forces with
The City of Lethbridge

November
5
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We are pleased to enter into a partnership with Galt Gardens, also known as the central gathering spot in  downtown Lethbridge.

In addition to patrolling the Galt Gardens, our Officers have been working closely with the Lethbridge Fire Department. This year, there have been two major fires that have resulted in months of coverage from our officers due to cleanup and restoration. Paladin has also been working alongside local police enforcement and community outreach programs to help address the growing matter with the homeless population and the increasing Opioid crisis.

Our partnership has led to a variety of additional special events to be covered including the Canada Day Event at Henderson Lake, which resulted in 224 hours’ worth of coverage in one day. Lock up and unlock services for all city parks, cemeteries and visitor centres have also been performed by our officers.

We are excited to be a huge part of the Lethbridge community and look forward to maintaining a safe environment for everyone.

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