Security
Update on Prop 36: District Attorneys Call for Stable State Funding
Nearly one year after Proposition 36 took effect in California, district attorneys across the state are urging lawmakers to provide long-term funding to ensure the measure delivers on its promises. This matters to BOMA/GLA members because Prop 36 was designed to address property crime and drug-related offenses—issues that directly impact commercial buildings, tenants, and the safety of our business districts.
Read MoreStreamlining Retail Theft Reporting in Long Beach
Retail theft continues to challenge commercial property owners and managers across Long Beach, creating operational disruptions and financial losses. The City of Long Beach is piloting a new program, DirectConnect, designed to simplify the reporting of theft incidents and increase successful prosecutions, providing property teams with a more efficient tool to protect assets.
Read MoreProactive Planning in Fire Life Safety Systems-Policy Briefing Friday
Join BOMA/GLA’s Security and Emergency Preparedness Committee for an insightful policy briefing on Friday, November 14th, featuring Priscilla Salgado, Account Executive at TRL Systems. Priscilla will discuss the importance of proactive planning in fire life safety systems, highlighting how taking action before issues arise is key to risk management and compliance.
Read MoreProposition 36’s Early Results Show Gaps in ‘Mass Treatment’ Promise
It’s been almost a year since voters approved Proposition 36, which aimed to combine tougher drug laws with better access to treatment. But new state data shows that few people are getting the help promised, and the program’s rollout varies widely across counties.
Read MoreActive Shooter Preparedness Training Equips CRE Professionals with Lifesaving Skills
Ensuring the safety of tenants, employees, and visitors is one of the most important responsibilities for commercial real estate professionals. BOMA/GLA’s recent Active Shooter Preparedness Training gave our members practical tools to strengthen building security, protect lives, and reinforce confidence in their safety protocols.
Read MoreHappy National Preparedness Month!
September is National Preparedness Month and for commercial real estate professionals, it can be a chance to improve safety for tenants and staff. BOMA/GLA is hosting an important event on active shooter preparedness to help.
Read MoreHow Changes in LA’s District Attorney’s Office Affect Crime and Commercial Properties
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has made big changes—many of which matter to the CRE industry. His “return to normalcy” approach has reversed past policies, brought more consistent prosecutions, and focused on public safety instead of politics.
Read MoreStay Ahead of Risks: BOMA/GLA’s Upcoming Security and Emergency Preparedness Events
The ongoing ICE activity, protests, curfews, and street closures across the region highlight just how important it is to be ready for future emergencies.
Read MoreDTLA Street Closures and Curfews: What You Need to Know
As demonstrations and protests continue, it’s especially important for property professionals to stay informed about street closures and curfews in Downtown LA.
Read MoreGuidance for Property Managers on Law Enforcement Interactions
Immigration enforcement actions are happening in several major U.S. cities. To support property professionals in responding effectively, BOMA International collaborated with legal experts to develop guidance on engaging federal enforcement personnel while stressing the importance of legal counsel.
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