Managed security services
Managed security services in Liberia
Commercial activity in Liberia is concentrated in Monrovia, where banks, government offices and businesses line Broad Street downtown and Tubman Boulevard through Sinkor and Congo Town. Embassies, hotels and international organisations are located in Mamba Point and Sinkor, and Paynesville hosts growing retail and residential areas east of the city.
Security considerations in Liberia
A programme in Liberia usually covers offices and branches downtown and along Tubman Boulevard, residences and compounds in Mamba Point, Sinkor and Congo Town, and retail or logistics sites in Paynesville and near the Freeport of Monrovia. A managed programme applies the same post orders, supervision and reporting format at every site. English is the official language, and Liberian English is spoken in daily use.
The rainy season, roughly from May to October, affects road conditions and travel times between sites, so coverage plans need relief officers and supervisors who can reach each location reliably. Plans should also cover access control at compounds, power interruptions, procedures for outdoor posts and escalation contacts agreed with the client in advance.
- Broad Street
- Mamba Point
- Sinkor
- Tubman Boulevard
- Congo Town
- Oldest Congo Town
- Airfield
- Paynesville
- ELWA
- Freeport of Monrovia
How MGP delivers coverage in Liberia
Coverage in Liberia runs on the MGP Global Partner Program: MGP designs and manages the program, and officers are supplied by vetted local security partners and held to MGP Post Orders.
Private security regulation in Liberia
The licensing requirements that apply to private security companies in Liberia are confirmed with local partners before work begins.
Cities in Liberia
- Monrovia
- Paynesville
- Buchanan
- Gbarnga
- Kakata
- Harper
Coverage in other locations, including Ganta, Zwedru and Voinjama, is arranged on request.
Frequently asked questions
Does MGP hold its own security licence in Liberia?
No. MGP does not hold a private security licence in Liberia. Officers are employed by vetted Liberian security companies that hold the required licences, and MGP manages the programme, its standards and its reporting.
What languages do the officers speak?
All officers speak English. Many also speak one or more local languages, such as Kpelle or Bassa. The language level required for each post is set out in the site post orders.
See the Africa overview for other countries.
Talk to us about coverage in Liberia
Call +1 833-832-6647 or request an assessment online.