Regional Commercial Security Planning Directory

Choose the guide whose location and planning problem match your property. These resources help organize site information; they do not establish service coverage, code requirements or a design for every address. For sites elsewhere in the Mid-Atlantic, use the same project records and confirm local requirements with the appropriate qualified parties.

Start with one consistent project record

Record the address, building use, hours, responsible manager, existing systems and planned changes. For multiple locations, maintain a separate site sheet while sharing common naming, ownership and acceptance standards. The project brief provides the starting structure.

Northeastern Pennsylvania

• Lackawanna — Inherited buildings and disconnected systems.
• Luzerne — Freight arrival and receiving workflows.
• Wilkes-Barre — Camera objectives and site records.
• Monroe — Seasonal occupancy and visitor access.
• Carbon — Terrain and communications conditions.
• Columbia — Detached-building connections.
• Coal Region — Dispersed properties and legacy infrastructure.
• Schuylkill Haven — Exterior areas and operating records.

Lehigh Valley and Berks

• Lehigh — Project readiness checklist.
• Northampton — Coordinating system requirements.
• Northampton warehouses — Logistics and restricted areas.
• Allentown — System and infrastructure coordination.
• Easton — Purposeful camera coverage.
• Berks — Building and operational context.
• Reading — Controlled-door checklist.

Southeastern Pennsylvania

• Bucks — Logistics and occupied-building work.
• Chester — Phased work across occupied campuses.
• Montgomery — Shared administration and site permissions.
• Philadelphia — Shared-building logistics and approvals.
• Delaware County — Public, tenant and operational boundaries.

Central Pennsylvania

• Harrisburg — Early project scope.
• Carlisle — Exterior logistics coverage.
• Mechanicsburg — Shared and multi-tenant responsibilities.
• Lebanon — Mixed commercial and industrial use.
• York — People, vehicles and continuity.
• Lancaster — Active operations and proposal records.

Keep location and system decisions separate

A location alone does not determine equipment. Confirm the required outcome, daily workflow, infrastructure, support responsibilities and acceptance tests for the actual property. Use the property scenarios when several building types share one campus.

For current provider coverage, consult NERSA’s service-area information. This directory is an educational index, not a promise of availability.