REGIUS HELPS HOUSTON IN AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE BERYL

Hurricane Beryl struck Houston and the power grid was in chaos. CenterPoint Energy faced a volatile situation with physical and firearm threats against their crews. Regius Protective Services, the largest and most professional critical infrastructure disaster protection company, was called to the scene to provide stability to this hostile environment.

Regius, a VRP Group, Inc. company, hires only top-tier candidates with military and law enforcement backgrounds. Regius took on the challenging task of maintaining control in an area suffering from hurricane aftermath. The presence of Regius Agents/Officers eliminated physical threats and injuries and fostered good relations with residents when the heat index was in triple digits and power was out.

Regius, the largest and most professional Critical Infrastructure Disaster Protection Company, was contracted by CenterPoint to play a crucial role in maintaining peace and establishing community support. While CenterPoint’s highly trained journeymen, linemen, and out-of-state contractors were tirelessly working to restore power, they unfortunately faced backlash from the local community due to the prolonged downtime. Regius was on-site to ensure rapid work progress and protect CenterPoint Energy employees’ and local residents’ lives and families. Regius’ professionalism, effective management, and experienced disaster deployment skills were critical to this mission.

Regius was not taking any chances. They led the charge, treated all threats with the utmost seriousness, and used their expertise to protect critical infrastructure and connect the community through effective communication and rapport. Their goal was for CenterPoint and community residents to understand each other’s challenges, maintain control of Houston’s infrastructure, keep linemen and journeymen 100% safe, and restore power to as many homes as quickly as possible. Houston, your power and safety were in the hands of professionals committed to their mission.