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About Us
Nick Aldous
Nick is a proud graduate of Florida State University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and International Conflict. After college, he spent six years in the construction industry before transitioning to professional sales.
With nearly a decade of service as a Deputy Sheriff at the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office, Nick leverages his background in law enforcement and his basic CPTED practitioner’s license to enhance community safety.
His construction expertise helps him apply CPTED principles effectively, while his sales experience ensures a client-focused approach from start to finish. Nick’s unique combination of skills and results-driven mindset make him a leader in the industry.
Sherry French
Sherry French is a distinguished security professional based in Gainesville, Florida, whose career spans decades of dedicated service in law enforcement and insurance. With a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Criminology from Saint Leo University, she has built a reputation for excellence in security operations and team leadership.
Earlier in her career, Sherry gained diverse experience as a Detective in the Criminal Investigations Division and as a Deputy Sheriff, building a solid foundation in law enforcement operations. Her expertise in risk mitigation, strategic planning, and security management has been praised by colleagues and superiors alike. Her keen eye for detail and analytical approach have earned her recognition for adaptability and crisis management.
Today, Sherry continues to excel in balancing multiple responsibilities in high-pressure environments, bringing her wealth of experience in protective countermeasures, surveillance systems, and security operations to bear on complex challenges. Her commitment to public safety and security excellence remains unwavering, as she continues to lead and innovate in the field of corporate security.
Our Process
To ensure every project receives a thorough, effective approach to security design, we follow a structured process:
Initial Consultation: Understanding your specific safety needs and goals.
Site Assessment: Conducting a detailed analysis to identify vulnerabilities.
Custom Design: Developing a CPTED plan tailored to your space.
Implementation Guidance: Supporting the effective application of CPTED elements.
Ongoing Support: Providing maintenance and updates to keep security measures at peak performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding CPTED in Florida, Alachua County, and Securidyn Services
What is Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)?
CPTED is an approach to crime prevention that focuses on designing the physical environment to reduce the opportunity for crime and promote a sense of security. It uses strategies like natural surveillance, access control, territorial reinforcement, and proper maintenance.
How does House Bill 837 impact the use of CPTED in Florida?
House Bill 837 mandates the integration of CPTED principles into new developments and public spaces across Florida, including Alachua County. This legislation emphasizes the importance of urban planning and environmental design in crime prevention, encouraging safer community environments throughout the region.
What types of projects in Alachua County benefit from CPTED strategies?
CPTED strategies are effective for a variety of projects, including residential communities, commercial properties, schools, parks, and public spaces in Alachua County. By reducing crime opportunities, these principles enhance safety and overall community well-being.
How does Securidyn implement CPTED principles in Alachua County?
Securidyn conducts comprehensive site assessments, collaborates with developers and urban planners, and provides tailored design recommendations specific to Alachua County. We ensure that our security solutions are integrated seamlessly into the environment to maximize safety.
Can Securidyn work with existing properties in Alachua County to improve security?
Yes, Securidyn works with both new developments and existing properties throughout Alachua County. Our team evaluates the current layout and provides recommendations to enhance security using CPTED principles, such as improving lighting, increasing visibility, and controlling access points.
What are some examples of CPTED strategies that Securidyn might recommend?
We might suggest installing better lighting for natural surveillance, designing landscaping to increase visibility, implementing controlled access points, and defining clear boundaries to establish a sense of ownership and deter crime.
How can I get started with a CPTED assessment from Securidyn in Alachua County?
You can contact us through here on our website or call us to schedule an initial consultation. We’ll discuss your project, perform a site assessment, and outline how our CPTED strategies can enhance security and improve your environment in Alachua County.