Xtreme Security provides uniformed guards, mobile patrols, construction security and event teams across Midway, backed by our 24/7 control center.
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Get a Free Risk Assessment Call 1 (800) 730-3712Midway is a village of about 670 in the Boundary Country of southern British Columbia, sitting on Highway 3 at the Canada United States border. Known as Mile Zero of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, it is the starting point of the famous rail trail that runs west toward Rock Creek and east toward Greenwood. The village sits where the Kettle River meets the mountains, with forested slopes on one side of the valley and desert grassland on the other. Xtreme Security provides uniformed security guards, mobile patrols and event security across Midway, from the village core to the Vaagen Fibre mill, the aerodrome and the trailheads.
The Kettle River Museum in the original 1900 station house, the Boundary Expo Recreation Centre arena, the Midway Curling Club, James G. McMynn Park and Frank Carpenter Memorial Park on the river anchor community life. The Canada United States border crossing operates daily. Our guards cover the mill, municipal facilities, parks and special events, with dispatch through our national NSOC.
Midway sits at the historic Mile Zero of the Kettle Valley Railway, and the original 1900 station house now holds the Kettle River Museum with its exhibits on the steam railway era and the BC Provincial Police. The village's name comes from its position midway between Penticton and Nelson on the old railway surveys. The entwined trees near the Boundary Central Secondary School, joined by Sinixt people as a symbol of unity across the international boundary, are a unique landmark. The Vaagen Fibre mill keeps the forestry economy alive. Xtreme Security covers the mill, municipal facilities, parks and the trailhead.
The village core runs along Highway 3, with the museum, shops, restaurants, the library, the doctors office and municipal services in a compact centre. The border crossing, the aerodrome and the Riverfront Park campground serve travellers and trail users. Commercial and public sites need a visible guard presence and after hours patrols. We post uniformed guards for events and facilities and run mobile patrols through the village and highway corridor. The Kettle Valley Rail Trail west to Rock Creek and east to Greenwood starts at the museum. The Kettle River Provincial Park needs campground and day use patrols.
Industrial needs centre on the Vaagen Fibre Canada sawmill, the economic pillar of the community, which employs about 90 local workers plus contractors and runs on small logs and salvage wood. The West Boundary Community Forest, the aerodrome and municipal works yards hold valuable equipment. Xtreme covers the mill and forestry operations with gatehouse guards, perimeter patrols and night watch, plus patrols for the aerodrome and municipal sites. The Midway Aerodrome serves small planes and needs periodic facility checks. The village water and utility infrastructure needs facility checks.
Events and tourism follow the trail and river seasons. Summer brings cyclists starting the Kettle Valley Rail Trail at Mile Zero, tubers floating the Kettle River and campers at the riverfront parks. Winter brings cross country skiing on the rail trail. Community events at the arena and parks draw the village together. We provide event security for community festivals and tournaments, seasonal patrols for parks, campgrounds and trailheads, and emergency coverage during wildfire season and floods. The Kettle River tubing run is the village's signature summer activity. The Trans Canada Trail sections near Midway need trailhead patrols.
Vaagen Fibre Canada is the economic pillar of Midway, with the mill employing about 90 local workers plus contractors. We provide gatehouse guards, perimeter patrols and night watch for the mill and community forest operations. The Vaagen Fibre mill needs gatehouse guards who know small log mill operations. Mill gatehouse guards manage log deliveries, contractor sign in and scale operations. Provincial park campgrounds get quiet hours patrols.
Mile Zero of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail draws cyclists, hikers and horseback riders through Midway. We provide seasonal patrols for trailheads, campgrounds and parks, plus event support. Rail trail tourism needs seasonal patrols of the trailhead, parks and campground. Trail season brings cyclists from around the world, and trailhead patrols keep the start of the KVR safe. Utility compounds need perimeter checks.
Ranches and farms in the Kettle Valley hold valuable livestock and equipment. We patrol rural properties with scheduled checks and seasonal coverage. Valley ranches need rural patrol routes covering large properties. Ranch properties get patrols timed to calving and haying seasons. Trail sections get seasonal patrols.
The Canada United States border crossing and Highway 3 make Midway a transportation point. We provide patrols for highway commercial sites and municipal facilities. The border crossing and highway corridor need commercial site patrols. Border corridor businesses get patrols that understand cross border traffic patterns. Sawmill dry kilns need fire watch during operations.
The arena, curling club, parks and municipal buildings serve the village year round. We provide after hours patrols and event security for public facilities. The arena, curling club and parks need event staffing and after hours checks. Arena and curling club events get staffing for tournaments and bonspiels. Community forest recreation sites need patrols.
Shops, restaurants and the campground serve trail users and travellers. We provide seasonal guard presence and after hours patrols. Village shops and the campground need seasonal guard presence. Village retail serves trail users and needs seasonal guard presence. Highway rest areas need periodic checks.
Xtreme Security helps Midway mill operators, municipal staff and event organizers with guards trained for small town and rural postings. A gatehouse guard at the Vaagen Fibre mill, a patrol checking the village core after hours, or a pair of guards at a community tournament all run through one simple system. One call sets up coverage, coordinated through our national dispatch centre. Small town experience means our guards become part of the community fabric, known and trusted.
Mobile patrols run scheduled routes across the village, the mill district, the aerodrome and the parks, checking doors, gates and equipment and filing a report on every visit. Fixed posts handle access logs and radio contact with your team. Seasonal clients get staffing scaled to the trail and river season, from a single patrol route to event teams. Seasonal contracts match the trail and river calendar with simple start and stop terms.
Behind every local guard stands the scale of a national company. Xtreme Security draws on 4,800 full time security staff and access to 17,000 hired guards total, so a post in Midway is never left uncovered. Supplementary staff from our wider roster back up local teams and scale up for peak season, with our national NSOC keeping dispatch and supervision running around the clock. Mill clients get consistent officers who know the yard, the contractors and the procedures.
Our licensed Midway guards provide a visible professional presence for offices, retail centers, residential buildings and public venues, with post orders tailored to each site.
Marked patrol units cover Midway commercial corridors, industrial parks and residential neighborhoods on scheduled and randomized routes, with rapid response backed by our 24/7 control center.
From excavation through occupancy, our Midway construction programs protect materials, equipment and perimeters, with fire watch coverage for hot work and after hours protection scaled to each build phase.
Midway venues, festivals and corporate gatherings get experienced crowd management teams, from intimate functions to large public celebrations, with planning support from our event coordinators.
Uniformed deterrence and plain clothes officers protect Midway retailers against organized retail crime and shrinkage, with programs built for the local market's specific patterns.
Class A offices, residential towers and hospitality properties in Midway get polished front of house teams handling visitor management, access control and the professional first impression your building demands.
When your Midway property closes, our overnight teams take over: perimeter checks, alarm response and the documented patrol presence that deters break ins and vandalism.
For urgent situations in Midway, from lockouts to incidents requiring immediate guard presence, our dispatch coordinates rapid deployment from the nearest available teams.
With 4,800 full time security staff and access to 17,000 hired guards total, we combine national resources with teams who know your city's streets, venues and business districts.
Every post is backed by our round the clock dispatch and supervision, so help is always one call away at 1 (800) 730-3712.
Every engagement starts with a no obligation walkthrough of your property and a tailored security plan.
Events, seasonal peaks and emergencies are covered by our supplementary staffing network, never at the expense of your regular coverage.
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Yes. We provide gatehouse guards, perimeter patrols and night watch for the Vaagen Fibre mill and community forest operations in Midway. Mill guards follow site specific safety and contractor procedures. Log delivery peaks get extra gatehouse support. Park campgrounds get nightly summer patrols.
Yes. We provide seasonal patrols for the Mile Zero trailhead, Riverfront Park, Frank Carpenter Memorial Park and McMynn Park, with scheduled checks and incident reporting. Trailhead and park patrols run on summer schedules. Trailhead patrols run daily through the cycling season. Utility sites get scheduled compound checks.
Yes. We staff tournaments, festivals and community events at the arena and parks with crowd management and access control. Tournament and festival staffing covers the arena and parks. Bonspiel and tournament staffing covers the arena and curling club. Trail patrols run through the season.
We cover Midway and the surrounding Boundary Country, including Greenwood, Rock Creek and rural properties. Call 1 (800) 730-3712 to discuss your location. We cover the Boundary Country including Greenwood and Rock Creek. We cover the Boundary from Midway to Grand Forks. Kiln fire watch follows mill schedules.
Yes. Seasonal contracts are common in Midway. We scale staffing up for the summer cycling and river season and back down in the quieter months. Seasonal contracts match the trail and river season. Winter trail grooming season gets its own patrol schedule. We cover Midway, Greenwood and Beaverdell.
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