All About the Security Basics – FLCAJ February
With so many advancements in technology and security, the thought of discussing community safety can be overwhelming. Planning and knowing the security basics can make a difference. While an efficient security plan should and will be detailed, it is helpful and simple to start with the basics. With one simple set of practices, every community […]
FAQ: Community Database Management – FLCAJ January
Why have records of residents and visitors entering a community? Database management of residents, their contact information, and visitor records is important for communities in several ways. However, creating and managing a database of such kind, especially for large communities, can be challenging and time-consuming for property managers or association board members. To ease the […]
Anticipating the Future of Security – FLCAJ December
Five years ago, the use of analytics in community security was much less common and often times not affordable for many associations. With technological improvements, providers are much more capable today to supply and administer analytics in various areas of communities and at a more reasonable price. This is especially helpful for communities that suffer […]
Holiday Security – FLCAJ December
Holiday Security Plans During a Time with Increased Risk for Burglaries In the midst of this joyful holiday season, there is excitement as people shop for gifts, decorate homes, finalize travel plans, and more. In addition to arranging many holiday activities, it is important to take the time to protect your home and community from […]
FAQ: Access Control What Types of Access Control Exist? – FLCAJ November
One of the most common security measures used in communities and businesses is access control. This type of system uses database technology paired with an individual identifier to grant or deny access through gates or doors. In addition to controlling who is permitted to enter an area or room, the system can allow officials to […]
Securing Your Community with Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
As many people return to Florida for the winter months, now is great time to reevaluate a community’s security and systems. One of the simplest ways to do so is by following the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design guidelines. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, or CPTED (pronounced sep-ted), can be defined as how an environment […]
Radio Show: “What is ‘Security?’” on The Board Room Radio Show
Envera was recently on “The Board Room” radio show discussing the topic “What is ‘Security?’” Each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM, Sandcastle Radio’s “The Board Room” packs 1 hour with features and professionals in the Condominium and Home Owner Association field that will provide in-depth answers to the issues that impact your community. In this episode Envera’s own, […]
Testimonial: Gina T., Resident in Miramar, FL
Below is a testimonial from Gina T., Resident in Miramar, FL with an Envera gate system I am a property owner in one of your gated communities, and just had to let you know that I had a wonderful experience when I called your customer service dept. I was quite ignorant as to how the gate system worked […]
Securing Your Community Against Workplace Violence – FLCAJ August
How to Handle Disgruntled Employees or Upset Residents Preparation for workplace violence at a community should not be overlooked. Although it is a concern that is hopefully avoided, there are precautionary measures that can help prevent violence, as well as systems that can assist in handling upset employees, terminated workers, or angry residents. All of […]
Security – Keep People in the Plan – FLCAJ June
For a complete security system, there is no contest between man and machine; it will take the best of both. Crystal Clark with Envera Systems advises, “Having the right security sys- tem can prevent a problem, detect a problem, and respond to a problem—as well as provide evidence when an incident occurs.” These goals are […]