Courtenay BC, Canada

JTFSecurity Group inc is headquartered right here in the Comox Valley on beautiful Vancouver Island. This is our home turf.
For over a decade, we have proudly delivered premium, intelligence-grade security solutions across Courtenay, the surrounding regional district, and throughout the Island. Because our roots are deeply embedded in the local community, we understand the specific safety challenges, logistics, and infrastructure unique to the Comox Valley.
We have seen downtown Courtenay change over the past 10 years and have been integrally involved in supporting businesses and local organizations.
We have been involved in so many Comox Valley based projects and look forward to doing more of the same over the coming decade!

Whether you require corporate asset protection, specialized event security, or elite close protection, our teams of professionals are to keep your projects, your people and property secure.

We work closely with our network of security contractors to ensure we can assist you to the best of our abilities, 24/7.

Current Services Offered in Courtenay, BC:

• Patrol & Static Security Guard Services: Licensed uniformed and plain-clothes officers for one-time events, mobile patrols, and long-term site contracts.
• Event Security Guard Services: From festivals and concerts to galas and VIP events, our licensed teams plan and execute event security end-to-end.
• Executive Close Protection Services: Discreet bodyguard and close protection for executives, VIPs, and high-profile clients — at home and abroad.
• Crisis Management Services: Rapid, discreet, and tactical response when it matters most — from emergency evacuations to high-stakes negotiations.
• JTFOracle Team: Our highest tier of protection operating under the direct supervision of Vali Majd for robust and customized protection.
• Training & Academy: Specialized in-person and online training for civilians, security professionals, and first responders through JTFAcademy.

The Comox Valley Advantage

Operating in the Valley. for all these years has certainly given us a strategical understanding of the security landscape.
We work closely with our local RCMP detachment and are well aware of their capacity issues. As a result, our staff are trained to make use of all their skills to resolve situations without having to automatically escalate calls to other agencies.

Contact JTFSecurity Group today to discuss your requirements or to request a professional consultation. We look forward to securing your operations.

Use the site menu to learn more about each of these service offerings. Unsure which services will best suit your needs, or looking for a more customized security solution? Contact us today to discuss your security needs or to request a consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!

Crime Statistics for the Comox Valley (partial, 2024. Source crimecanada.com):

Mischief 103 17.1%

Theft $5,000 or under from a motor vehicle 95. 15.7%

Disturb the peace 55 9.1%

Fraud 54 8.9%

Assault, level 1 45 7.5%

Theft $5,000 or under 30 5.0%

Uttering threats26 4.3%

Indecent/Harassing communications 22 3.6%

Operation while impaired (alcohol) 21 3.5%

Criminal harassment 13 2.2%

Shoplifting $5,000 or under 11 1.8%

Fail to comply with order 10 1.7%

Assault, level 2, weapon or bodily harm 10 1.7%

Breaking and entering 8 1.3%

Operation while impaired (drugs) 8 1.3%

Sexual assault, level 1 7 1.2%

Making, or distribution of child pornography 6 1.0%

Identity fraud 5 0.8%

Trespass at night 4 0.7%

Failure or refusal to comply with demand (alcohol) 4 0.7%

Arson 4 0.7%

According to Comox Valley Record, May 22, 2026 , "There was a 23 per cent increase in violent crime in Courtenay during the fourth quarter of the Comox Valley RCMP’s 2025-2026 fiscal year compared to the previous year, says Inspector Scott Mercer.

The Comox Valley detachment’s leader delivered his quarterly report to the Courtenay Council on May 13 during a regular council meeting.

According to Mercer, the top three violent offences were assaults, harassment and threats. The highest amount of assaults were at the Comox Valley Hospital, followed by the Connect Warming Centre."