Boston Hotel Watch™ Officially Launches to Strengthen Hotel Safety and Security Across the City

BOSTON - EntSun -- Boston, MA – Today marks the official launch of Boston Hotel Watch™, a groundbreaking public-private partnership dedicated to enhancing safety, security, and situational awareness within Boston's hospitality sector. Designed to support hotel security teams, law enforcement, and public safety professionals, Boston Hotel Watch™ provides real-time alerts, coordinated reporting tools, and intelligence-sharing resources to help prevent and respond to incidents affecting the lodging industry.

Boston Hotel Watch™ is a first-of-its-kind initiative in the region, operated by ILSSA Boston—the city's longstanding hotel safety and security association. The program was developed in direct response to increasing security challenges faced by hotels, including rising crime, disruptive incidents, and evolving public safety threats.

"This initiative brings together the people who know hotels best with the people who keep our city safe," said Skip Brandt, Executive Director of ILSSA Boston, "By improving communication and awareness, we can help hotel staff make faster, more informed decisions to protect guests, employees, and property."

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Key Features of Boston Hotel Watch™:

• Real-Time Security Alerts: Participating hotels receive immediate email notifications about incidents and safety concerns in the city's hospitality zones.
• Incident Reporting Platform: Hotels can securely share key information with other properties and law enforcement through a centralized reporting system.
• Law Enforcement Collaboration: Boston Hotel Watch™ fosters direct engagement with Boston Police, Massachusetts State Police, and federal agencies.
• Trusted Network: Only vetted and authorized users may access the system, ensuring the integrity and reliability of information.

Built on Proven Partnership

Boston Hotel Watch™ builds upon the successful foundation of ILSSA IntelNet, a voluntary information-sharing network established by ILSSA Boston over two decades ago. While ILSSA IntelNet remains active for general intelligence exchange, Boston Hotel Watch™ is a dedicated, operational platform focused on real-time alerts and actionable information.

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Membership and Participation

Participation in Boston Hotel Watch™ is available exclusively through ILSSA Boston membership. Hotel managers, security directors, and public safety partners are invited to learn more or enroll eligible staff by visiting www.BostonHotelWatch.org.

About ILSSA Boston

Founded in 1972, ILSSA Boston (International Lodging Safety & Security Association – Boston Chapter) is the city's leading professional network for hotel safety and security. ILSSA Boston fosters collaboration among lodging professionals, law enforcement, and public safety agencies to promote safer hospitality environments through education, training, and intelligence sharing.

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Media Contact:

Boston Hotel Watch™

Email: info@bostonhotelwatch.org

Website: www.BostonHotelWatch.org

Website: www.ilssaboston.org