Public Safety
To Protect, Serve, and Store: Law Enforcement Storage Solutions
Evidence, records, gear, and weapons each demand their own kind of order, and none of them stay organized on their own. When one slips, it’s rarely just a mess. It’s a chain-of-custody question, a liability question, a readiness problem, or an audit finding with your department’s name stamped right on it.
You already know your department’s day-to-day better than any outside checklist ever could. What we design and build is the storage your procedures can actually lean on, so evidence, records, gear, and weapons all hold up when it counts.
Here’s what our police storage solutions deliver:
- Protect the Chain of Custody: Evidence only holds up if it stays secure from drop-off to disposition, no exceptions.
- Grow Without Losing the Room: High-density mobile systems let evidence and records expand without asking for more square footage.
- Give Every Officer Their Own Space: Personal storage lockers keep uniforms, gear, and duty items organized, so nothing ends up in someone else’s way.
- Keep Weapons and Gear Ready: Gun lockers, weapons racks, and gear lockers put critical equipment exactly where it needs to be, the second it’s needed.
- Make Records Easy to Find: Shelving and cabinets keep department records organized, secure, and easily retrievable.
From evidence to armories to records, our Public Safety Storage 101 eBook shows how to keep it all secure, organized, and ready. No warrant required.
Everywhere Police Storage Matters.
The evidence room and the armory get most of the attention, and most of the liability. But personal storage, inmate property, and department records matter just as much to how smoothly the whole operation runs, day in and day out.
Select an application:
Temporary Evidence Storage
Evidence doesn’t stay put for long on this end. It’s dropped off, logged, and moved toward whatever comes next in the case. What matters here is that the chain of custody never breaks, even for evidence that’s only passing through.
Evidence Lockers
Pass-thru and non-pass-thru evidence lockers let officers drop off evidence on one side, and technicians retrieve it on the other, without ever compromising the chain of custody.
Refrigerated Lockers
Biological evidence needs more than a shelf; it needs constant temperature. Refrigerated lockers keep samples stable from the moment they’re logged until they’re needed again.
Long-Term Evidence Storage
Some evidence sits in storage for years, sometimes decades, waiting on an appeal, a cold case break, or a statute of limitations that never quite runs out. What matters here isn’t just security, it’s whether the evidence still holds up exactly as it did on day one.
High-Density Mobile Shelving
Long-term evidence only grows, but square footage doesn’t. High-density mobile shelving compacts storage down, so years of evidence fit without needing a bigger room.
Static Shelving
Evidence held for years needs a fixed, dependable spot, not a system that shifts every time the room does. Static shelving stays put, exactly like the evidence it holds.
Widespan Shelving
Not all evidence fits on a standard shelf. Wide-span shelving handles the large, bulky, or oddly-shaped pieces that everyday shelving can’t.
Bicycle Hanging Racks
Bicycles eat up floor space unless they’re not on the floor at all. Bicycle hanging racks get them up and out of the way, evidence tags still attached.
Personal Storage
Officers spend a shift carrying gear that isn’t exactly pocket-sized, and somewhere back at the precinct, it all needs a place to go. That’s not just a comfort issue. It’s what keeps uniforms, gear, weapons, and personal items secure while an officer is out doing the job.
Personal Storage Lockers
Personal storage lockers hold everything from uniforms to electronics, with configurations like bench seating, pull-out drawers, and built-in ventilation to keep gear dry and odor-free.
Tactical Gear Lockers
Duty gear and body armor need more than a shelf. They need protection of their own. Tactical gear lockers with double doors keep that equipment secure and ready to grab.
Inmate Property and Records
Inmate property and inmate records couldn’t be more different—personal belongings versus paperwork—but losing either one causes the same kind of problem, fast. One’s a lawsuit over a missing wallet. The other’s a booking record nobody can find when it matters most.
High-Density Mobile Shelving
Inmate property and records both pile up over time, and both need room to grow. High-density mobile shelving compacts either one down without asking for a bigger space.
Rotary File Cabinets
Inmate records that get pulled often deserve better than a filing cabinet labyrinth. Rotary file cabinets keep them organized, compact, and within easy reach.
Static Shelving
Inmate property bins have a way of migrating around a busy property room. Static shelving gives each one a permanent spot, so nothing goes missing between intake and release.
Hanging Bags
Inmate belongings need to stay together from intake to release, not scattered across a dozen different containers. Hanging bags keep everything organized in one tough, standardized bag.
Weapons and Gear Storage
The stuff in an armory is the stuff you hope never gets used, but it still has to be ready the instant it does. That means secure, that means organized, and that means every rifle, handgun, and round of ammo has an exact place to be.
Universal Weapons Rack
From handguns to long guns, the universal weapons rack holds almost any combination while keeping optics zeroed, with a compact mini-version available for smaller spaces.
Wall Mounted Gun Lockers
Officers need to secure a sidearm fast, not fumble with it. Wall mounted gun lockers make that quick and secure, right at the door, before the weapon goes any further.
Static Shelving
Rifles, ammo, and bulk armory stock all need a sturdy, customizable spot to live. Static shelving handles weapons of nearly any size without needing a locker of their own.
High-Density Shelving
An armory’s inventory shouldn’t dictate how much floor space it takes up. High-density mobile shelving compresses rows together until a specific weapon’s needed, then opens exactly where it’s stored.
Design Resources
Review our selection of quality brochures.
- Universal Weapons Rack Brochure Universal Weapons Rack Brochure
- Public Safety Overview Brochure Public Safety Overview Brochure
- How to Plan for a Joint Public Safety Facility How to Plan for a Joint Public Safety Facility
- Personal Storage Locker Brochure Personal Storage Locker Brochure
- Day Use Lockers Brochure Day Use Lockers Brochure
- A Guide for Space Optimization A Guide for Space Optimization
- Modular Drawer Cabinets Brochure Modular Drawer Cabinets Brochure
- Rotary File Cabinets Brochure Rotary File Cabinets Brochure
- 4-Post and Case Type Shelving Brochure 4-Post and Case Type Shelving Brochure
- High-Density Mobile Storage Brochure High-Density Mobile Storage Brochure
