Abexa Business

Community safety officers in public spaces.

Security shaped around you

A visible and friendly presence that creates calm in squares, residential areas, at institutions and around town.

Calm comes from people who are present

Feeling unsafe is rarely about one big incident. It is unrest in the evening, groups taking over, vandalism and a feeling that nobody is watching. A visible community safety officer who greets people, talks to them and steps in early changes the atmosphere.

Who it is for

  • Municipalities: squares, parks, libraries, sports facilities and other public places
  • Housing associations: residential areas, stairwells and communal areas
  • Shopping centres and transport hubs: stations, bus terminals and shopping areas

What we do

  • Visible foot patrols at the times they are needed
  • Dialogue with residents and users, so people know who they can turn to
  • De-escalation before unrest develops
  • Reporting of incidents and observations, so you can follow developments
  • Rapid contact with the police, municipality or housing association when needed

Why municipalities and housing associations choose Abexa

  • Trained in de-escalation. Our guards are used to handling large crowds and difficult situations calmly.
  • One permanent contact who knows the area and works with your people.
  • Scalable. We can step up during periods of unrest, for example evenings, weekends and holidays.
Abexa guards talking in a square

How it works

We look at the area

Together we review where and when people feel unsafe.

We plan the effort

Times, routes, staffing and who to contact in case of incidents.

We are present

One permanent contact, ongoing reporting and adjustments along the way.

Frequently asked questions

What is a community safety officer?

A uniformed guard who creates calm in an area through visible presence, dialogue and de-escalation. Community safety officers work within the framework of the Danish Security Services Act and do not have police powers.

Can you help a municipality or housing association?

Yes. We plan the effort around the area, the times and the challenges you are experiencing.

Can the effort be temporary?

Yes. Many efforts run for a period, for example one summer, around New Year or until a situation has calmed down.

Will we receive reports?

Yes. We agree how and how often you receive reports on incidents and observations.

See also