Unarmed Security Guards & Officers in Houston, TX

Houston is spread across more than 600 square miles, and unarmed security here is largely a coverage problem. The Texas Medical Center runs visitor screening, wayfinding, and after-hours entrance control across dozens of institutions on one campus. Warehouse and distribution parks along Beltway 8 and out toward Katy need gate control and dock coverage on parcels where the exposure starts when the shift ends. Contractors across the Heights, Midtown, and East End lose copper, tools, and fuel on sites that sit open overnight. Downtown office towers and the tunnel system beneath them need lobby officers who manage badge access and tenant traffic. Master-planned communities in Katy and Sugar Land want a courtesy patrol presence residents recognize. All of it runs on a Texas Level II non-commissioned registration. Calvis connects Houston property managers, hospitals, contractors, and logistics operators with agencies staffing licensed unarmed officers by the shift.

Texas requires unarmed security officers to hold a Level II non-commissioned security officer registration, obtained by completing the state's Level II training course and passing a background check through the Private Security program administered by the Department of Public Safety Regulatory Services Division. The employing agency must hold a security services contractor license. Level II officers may not carry a firearm on duty — that requires a Level III commission. Officers must carry their pocket card while working. Every unarmed officer placed by Calvis in Houston works under a licensed Texas contractor with current registration.