Community Secure Score™ reports
Exclusive, recurring reporting for the subscribing neighborhood covering security conditions, readiness, and program progress.
Program Details
How it works for your neighborhood.
Your neighborhood joins, maps the home security already in place, closes the gaps between properties, and checks in regularly. Residents can register too.
New here? Find your neighborhood to see if your community already takes part, or check your score to see what a Community Secure Score™ report covers.
- Neighborhood subscription
Your neighborhood joins voluntarily.
Neighbors, a subdivision group, or an HOA sign the community up and keep the subscription active.
- Community Secure Score™ reports
Subscribing neighborhoods get exclusive reports.
A regular, easy-to-read picture of your neighborhood's security conditions and progress over time.
- Proactive measures
Modern security, coordinated street-wide.
Exterior video surveillance and doorbell cameras, motion and exterior lighting, entry points, smart locks and sensors, and trimmed sightlines — organized so each home's outdoor view laps over the homes beside it.
- Check-ins
See where you stand, regularly.
A recurring look at what's in place and what to tackle next.
- Resident registration
Residents can sign up too.
Once your neighborhood joins, homeowners and residents may register individually. It's optional.
- Participant benefits
Perks for registered residents.
Program updates, local opportunities, eligible participant benefits, and complimentary home security site survey opportunities when available.
- Recognition
Show your neighborhood's progress.
Neighborhoods that complete the defined steps can use approved signage and digital materials.
Resident Benefits
What registered residents may get.
Resident updates and opportunities
Registered residents may receive program updates, local opportunities, and eligible participant benefits as they become available.
Site survey opportunities
Complimentary home security site survey opportunities may be offered to registered residents when available in the community.
Preferred participant pricing
Eligible residents may access preferred pricing on qualifying security products, professional installation, maintenance, service, and support through Totality Secure™.
Program limitations
- Participation is voluntary and subscription-based, and does not guarantee crime reduction, safety, insurance savings, property value increase, public endorsement, or any specific security outcome.
- The Totality Secure™ Score is proprietary and multi-factor. Complete scoring methodology is not published.
- Community Secure Score™ report access is limited to neighborhoods with an active program subscription.
- Resident registration, benefits, site survey availability, and preferred pricing are subject to eligibility, availability, and qualifying products or services.
- Certification recognizes completed program participation and defined review steps. It is not an outcome guarantee or a public endorsement.
Questions
Common questions from neighbors.
Joining, reports, resident sign-up, benefits, and recognition.
How is this different from a traditional neighborhood watch?
It applies the same idea — neighbors helping keep an eye on each other's property — to the security already installed outside people's homes. Exterior cameras, video doorbells, and motion lighting cover driveways, walkways, and front doors around the clock, and each one sees past its own property line. The program organizes those setups so the views overlap across the neighborhood instead of leaving each household on its own.
Does the program access or share resident camera footage?
No. Homeowners keep full control of their own devices, accounts, and footage. The program works at the neighborhood level — organizing coverage, readiness, and improvement steps — and does not pool, view, or redistribute resident video.
How does a neighborhood subscribe to the program?
A neighborhood representative — such as an HOA leader, board member, property manager, builder, developer, or resident advocate — begins a conversation through the enrollment form. If the neighborhood qualifies, it subscribes voluntarily and begins organizing its participation steps.
What does a subscribing neighborhood receive?
A subscribing neighborhood receives exclusive access to its Community Secure Score™ reports, which provide a recurring, organized view of neighborhood security conditions, community readiness, and program progress.
How is the Community Secure Score™ calculated?
The Totality Secure™ Score is proprietary and multi-factor. The complete scoring methodology is not published. Reports are designed to give neighborhoods an organized, recurring view of conditions and progress rather than a one-time rating.
When can residents register?
Residents may voluntarily register after their neighborhood participates. Resident registration is optional and separate from the neighborhood subscription.
What do registered residents receive?
Registered residents may receive program updates, local opportunities, eligible participant benefits, and complimentary home security site survey opportunities when available.
Are there preferred pricing benefits?
Eligible residents may access preferred pricing on qualifying security products, professional installation, maintenance, service, and support through Totality Secure™.
What does certification or recognition mean?
Recognition reflects a neighborhood's participation in defined program steps and reviews. It is not an endorsement, a safety rating, or a guarantee of any outcome.
Does the program guarantee crime reduction or other outcomes?
No. The program does not guarantee crime reduction, safety, insurance savings, property value increases, public endorsement, or any specific security outcome. It supports organized, proactive community readiness.
Get Started
Tell us about your neighborhood.
Fill out the form and we'll follow up with the right next step for your community.
Nice to include
- Neighborhood name
- City, state, and ZIP
- Roughly how many homes
- HOA or manager contact, if there is one
- What you'd most like to improve