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Sentri Security Expands Operations to Support Fort Worth Mixed-Use Development Surge
The company says its zone-based coverage cut complaints by about 60% in the first month at one Near Southside property.
- Sentri Security expanded its Fort Worth operations to support mixed-use developments combining residential, retail, and dining spaces under a single security model.
- Fort Worth in 2026 differs significantly from five years ago, as the Near Southside, West 7th, and Stockyards expanded with mixed-use projects that don't fit traditional single-purpose security models.
- "Mixed-Use properties are harder to secure than many developers expect," a Sentri Security spokesperson said, noting the firm provides coverage designed around varying tenant needs and twenty-four-hour activity.
- After a Near Southside client faced complaints about noise and foot traffic, Sentri restructured coverage by zone and time block, reducing complaint volume by about 60% in the first month.
- The expanded operation spans four primary coverage zones tuned to twenty-four-hour cycles, with directly employed staff maintaining training consistency across residential, retail, and late-night closeout assignments.
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Sentri Security Expands Operations to Support Fort Worth Mixed-Use Development Surge
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