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Hidden Eyes

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SEBRING, Fla. (June 16, 2003) - Hidden Eyes Guard Service is adding Trippensee & Company, led by Fred Trippensee, to its growing list of agents. Trippensee will help introduce and market Hidden Eyes' vehicle access control service to local governments and private utility outlets.

Hidden Eyes provides vehicle access control for restricted areas with better service and lower costs than previous methods, such as guards and keypad entry equipment. The system features a kiosk that transmits video and sound via a secure Internet connection to a central monitoring station. Trained professionals at the station then perform the task of verifying an individual's permission to access to the area. In addition to providing or denying access, Hidden Eyes stores appropriate information, including time-and-date stamped images of the driver's face and vehicle in its database. This information can be retrieved and instantly forwarded to authorities in the event of a security breach. Located in Florida, Hidden Eyes and its central monitoring station can be effectively employed anywhere in the United States.

Originally designed for gated communities, Hidden Eyes has been adapted for implementation with drinking water facilities, water treatment plants, utility plants and other industrial and manufacturing facilities requiring secure access.

Based in Sebring, Fla., Trippensee & Company has been working with local governments and private entities throughout the state of Florida for more than three decades. As a new agent, they will introduce Hidden Eyes to engineers, managers and owners of public and private utilities. The company is a member of the Water Environment Federation, American Waterworks Association, Florida Water Environment Association, and American Society of Civil Engineers.

"Hidden Eyes' unique ability to monitor restricted areas 24/7, maintain an extensive database of visitors and provide pictures of all vehicle drivers and vehicles is being well received by security experts," explains Fred Trippensee. "It provides a higher level of access control and is more cost effective than traditional methods."

Hidden Eyes Guard Service, located in Sebring, Fla., has received a U.S. Patent for its security access system.

Those seeking more information about the new-patented technology of Hidden Eyes Guard Service can call 877-504-2837 or visit www.gatepackages.com.