Confused about cars?

Looking for a new transponder program?

Doyle Security is hosting 

Automotive 101 

presented by

Fidel Sanchez of Keyline USA

Wednesday June 8th, 2016

4:30

Questions? call or email Molly Harmon 612-238-4655 mhaarmon@doylesecurity.com

Come down and let the crew at Doyle Security say Thanks 

More Free classes to Feed Your Brain!!

A Great Follow up to Joyce's Best/ small format class is a Lab IC pins class!!

More Free Classes From Allegion!!!

Take note of these upcoming opportunities!! 

September 15
LS205 School Locking Hardware

SSC-NC Office

October 11
EH125 Basic Electricity for Electrified Hardware
SSC-NC Office

October 12
ED105 Mechanical & Electrified Exits
SSC-NC Office

October 13
DC203 Auto Operators & the ADA

SSC-NC Office

December 6
LK101 ND Series Servicing
SSC-NC Office

December 7
LK102 L Series Servicing
SSC-NC Office

December 8
MK101 Basic Master Keying

SSC-NC Office

All classes will be held at the Allegion headquarters, 6230 Bury Drive, Eden Prairie, MN

Breakfast and lunch provided

Sign up www.allegiontraining.com 

Individual class descriptions are available on our calendar page or on the link provided 

MORE FREE EDUCATION!!!

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH 2018

4:30 @ DOYLE   SECURITY

Allegion hosts a class covering the updates to their Schlage residential Electronic Locks

Find out the benefits of Z-wave, Bluetooth, and what's to come

Call or email Molly to sign up 612-238-4655 mharmon@doylesecurity.com

I HOPE YOU'RE READY FOR IT!!!

Our next meeting is going to be May 21st at 1:00PM

MINNEAPOLIS LOCK and KEY

4448 Nicollet Ave So, Minneapolis, MN 55409

We will be learning all about the wonderful world of Best/small format interchangeable cores. The pinning, the capping, the systems, oh the LOVE!!

This will be courtesy of our very own Joyce Stone, who has been a locksmith for MPHA for many years. 

We also will be holding our meeting, so bring your tweezers, cheaters, and thinking caps because we've got an awesome and fun filled afternoon!

Professional locksmiths across the nation have been looking to implement state or federal licensing and registration to assure customers that they are masters of their trade, and set themselves apart from the "scammers" and  "hacks" who continually tarnish the reputation. All of us are proud of our level of skill and would be honored to display our certification. We would love to be able to prove our expertise and help differentiate the from scammers and the wanna-be's. 

We all have heard and told stories about how the scammers have lied, ripped customers off, and butchered jobs. It seems like everyone knows someone who... As security professionals, we realize the importance of what we do and why it's equally important to make sure it's done correctly by the right people. But what about beyond the service. Beyond the security barrier. It's important to know that you can trust the person doing the work. What happens when you can't. The following article shows a darker side of why licensing should be more important to the government and the general population. 

http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/news/local/crime/article69606542.html