What are your core values?

Civil Security Service is guided by a commitment to honor and integrity as outlined by the Christian faith. We believe that an objective standard of morality is necessary to prevent misconduct and abuse.

All of our services and policies were developed with the teachings of Christ and the Word of God in mind. These values also guide our decisions and ensure that services are delivered ethically and fairly.

Faithful Protection

Although Civil Security Service maintains a secular structure, one of our biggest differences is our operational philosophy, which is deeply rooted in the wisdom found in the New Testament.

Our agency motto — Nisi Dominus Frustra — can be found at the top of our agency emblem. Taken from the Book of Psalms, this Latin phrase translates as "Without God, it is meaningless."

Further symbols of faith can be found throughout our agency emblem:

• The Chi Rho symbol, or Christogram, is featured prominently at the center seal.
• Beneath the Chi Rho are the letters "IHS," which is a shortened form of the Greek phrase "Iesus Hominum Salvator," or "Jesus, Savior of Men."
• On either side of the inner seal are two Heraldic lions, each representing honor and integrity.
• The core symbols are laid atop a seven-sided heptagon in homage to the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit — this is also the reason many police badges are a 7-pointed star.
• On the left and right of the outer ring are ten stars, representing the Ten Commandments.
• Finally, the inner ring is bordered by 153 hash marks, a reference to the miraculous bounty of fish described in the Gospel of John.

Honor and Integrity

We believe that professional, compassionate service is a source of honor, which prevents complacency through constant self-improvement.

Integrity is a commitment to doing the right thing even when no one is present, and with God, there is always someone present — a source of objective morality that transcends humanity and provides guidance for the mind and spirit.