Fentress Blog

Many offices are reopening their doors and welcoming employees back into the office, either full-time or part-time. After working from home for 18+ months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, returning to the workplace can be a shock to the system. Even those who crave in-person interaction may find...

When you ask a child about his or her knowledge of police officers and their duties, chances are you will get a response along the lines of “they put bad people in jail” or “they write tickets.” These replies are based on what children hear from society as to who the police are and what they do....

Over a year and a half into the pandemic, we have seen a lot of change in courthouses and the operations of the components that comprise the judicial system. As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, I have been asking myself which of these changes are temporary and which are potentially here to...

If anything typifies the business world in the late 20^th and early 21^st centuries, it’s the phrase “Better, Faster, Cheaper” and the continuous drive to achieve at least one of the three. I would argue that the main pillar of the three has been cheaper.

My desire for a career in law enforcement began when I was 21, still in college, and completely green behind the ears. I started as an intern and went on to serve in both sworn and civilian capacities for three law enforcement departments. I now work for a company that performs security...