What Beverly Hills event coverage can include
- Guest list and entry. Check-in at the door or gate, with a clear way to handle someone who isn’t on the list.
- Arrivals and valet. Coordination with valet on drop-offs, waiting cars and keeping the street clear.
- Private areas. Officers who keep guests out of the parts of a home that are off limits.
- VIPs and speakers. Close protection for honorees and guests through executive protection in Beverly Hills.
- Perimeter. Coverage of side gates, the street and any area photographers might use.
Homes are not venues
Parties at a residence need a different plan from a hotel ballroom. Neighbors are close, parking is limited and the house itself has valuables and private rooms. Our plan covers the street, the driveway and the inside of the home, and ends with a walk-through after the last guest leaves.
Officers for larger events
For larger or public events, Off-Duty Police Officers in Beverly Hills can be part of the team. For an ongoing residential post after the event, see security guards in Beverly Hills.
Booking event security
Beverly Hills event coverage ranges from one officer at the door of a dinner party to a full team for a gala or award-season reception. Event coverage is quoted per event, based on the guest count, the hours and the mix of officers. Published hourly ranges for guards and off-duty officers are on our rates page, and requests with less than 7 days’ notice carry an upcharge, so it helps to call early. Request a consultation, or call or text (442) 288-6642.
California requires every security guard to hold a guard card from the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services, and LDG works under PPO License #122869. For the service across the county, see event security in Los Angeles; for every service in the area, see our Beverly Hills page.