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The Indianapolis Colts today announced that Stanley Security Solutions has become the "Official Security Partner of the Colts." Stanley Security Solutions will provide security for the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center and the grounds surrounding the Colts practice facility.
"We are extremely excited about developing an even deeper relationship with Stanley, which has been a long-time supporter of the Colts," said Jay Souers, Colts Senior Vice President of Sales. "Good safety and protection for our team is critical and having Stanley Security Solutions by our side is comforting for our players and staff. We also love the fact that Stanley employs over 1,000 Hoosiers."
"The partnership between Stanley Security Solutions and the Indianapolis Colts has continued to grow over the years. It is important for us to give back to our community and that includes supporting our local athletic teams. Stanley Security Solutions is honored to help protect one of the most beloved staples in the state of Indiana," said Brian Kaner, Chief Financial Officer of Stanley Security Solutions.
Stanley Security Solutions offers today's most comprehensive line of products, services, and technologies for schools, hospitals, governments, retailers, financial service institutions, airports, and more. Upgrades to the technology at the Colts facility will begin immediately.
"Stanley Security Solutions puts us on the cutting edge of technology, which is essential to our organization," said Dave Atkins, Colts Director of Physical Plant. "Their staff explored our needs and provided a comprehensive and scalable system. This system isn't just bells and whistles. It is user-friendly technology which allows us to easily monitor our facility whether we're on site or not."
The partnership includes in-stadium signage as well as media and promotional components. Among these elements is the "Stanley Protection Program," which benefits Riley Hospital for Children. Stanley Security Solutions donates $500 for each game the Colts offensive line allows one-or-fewer sacks. This will be the program's fourth season.
The Colts will open the season with their first home game on September 16th against the Minnesota Vikings.
