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Who should be allowed to view my community’s camera system?
Associations must be cautious in who they allow to view live or recorded video.


Great Moments in Unintended Consequences
In this series we will showcase moments in history where decisions led to unintended consequences. Even though this series does not focus on security related items, it reveals that even the most well intentioned people can lead a community astray. Key Security Services understand the unique needs of community associations and businesses in southwest Florida and can help guide your property towards solutions that work and avoid your association being the next Great Moment in U


Can Community Associations Legally Install Security Cameras Near Private Property?
It’s a common concern in Florida communities: a camera goes up near the pool or clubhouse, and residents start asking—Is that legal? Can they record me on my porch or even through my windows?
When it comes to community association cameras, especially those placed near homes, the line between security and privacy can feel blurry.


All-Inclusive Peace of Mind
For decades, community associations have been forced to choose between two unsatisfying options:
A big, up-front capital investment that strains the annual budget
A reactive repair model that leads to unexpected bills and emergency board meetings
But Key Security Services created a better way.
Introducing the All-Inclusive Peace of Mind Plan from Key Security Services—a smarter, simpler way to secure your property without the chaos, confusion, or capital surprises.


The BOARDcast Ep. 4
Join us for a great conversation with Ruth Ann Powell of Key Security Systems, where we dive into the world of community security, technology, and how associations can better protect themselves. Ruth Ann shares her journey from a career in nutrition to managing HR and marketing in her family’s second-generation security company—covering everything from locksmithing to advanced electronic access, surveillance cameras, license plate readers, and gate systems.


Case Study: Chaos to Control
For a 380-unit beachfront condominium, the combination of short-term rentals and aging infrastructure was creating a perfect storm. Nearly every unit was owned by investors and rented nightly through platforms like Airbnb and VRBO. With a constant stream of unfamiliar guests came a growing list of security issues.
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