Crowd Control Blog

You can add visual impact by moving beyond silver and having your barriers painted in one of many attractive colors. Painting your barriers not only makes them more attractive, but provdes extra corrosion protection, adding to the life-span of your barrier. These red...

Portable carts enable you to load and transport multiple crowd control barricades, stacked on pallets, with a forklift. Using a cart, barriers can be quickly moved from storage to the front line and back, resulting in time savings and reduced labor costs.  Carts are...

Interlocking steel barriers are a useful safety and security tool for keeping pedestrians away from repair zones, construction sites, or work areas.  They are set up on city streets or sidewalks to keep both vehicles and people at a safe distance from repair or...

Blockader crowd control barricades have been used at Super Bowl-related events for many years. They have been frequently utilized at the NFL Fan Experience events. At the 2012 game in Indianaplis, more than 3,000 steel barriers helped manage crowds in and around the...

Blockader barriers block off a closed roadway in Las Vegas. These barriers feature a laser-cut identification sign in the upper left-hand corner. Cities and municipalities often maintain a sizeable inventory of crowd control barriers for use in public events...

Blockader crowd control barricades, located outside the entrance of the Georgia Dome. One is outfitted with a barrier jacket providing directional guidance to patrons.  Interlocking steel barriers are ubiquitous at stadiums and arenas, inside and out.  Here, they...

Blockader barricades were used for crowd control outside many facilities at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics.  Major sporting events throughout the U.S. turn to Blockader barriers to provide crowd management.  Blockader has customers throughout professional baseball,...

Blockader has supplied crowd control products for every presidential inauguration since 1993. For the 2009 inauguration, more than 30,000 linear feet (over six miles) of crowd control barricades were used at various locations in Washington, D.C. Over the course of...

Rows of Blockader crowd control barriers have been set up to provide crowd management and security during the last several presidential inaugural parades in Washington, D.C.

A crew begins unloading crowd control barricades from the truck as the first step of set up the night before a major event.

Lines of interlocking steel barricades have proven to be ideal for security in the areas surrounding many important buildings in Washington, D.C.

The Unwavering Presence of Blockader: Safeguarding Presidential Inaugurations in Washington, D.C. For decades, the streets of Washington, D.C. have witnessed the grandeur of presidential inaugurations, a cornerstone of American democracy. The peaceful transition of...