Bond Reports Approximately 60% Adoption Among Residents Introduced to Its City-Funded Personal Security Program, About 12 Times the Industry Average
Globe Newswire•12/11/2026•10:45 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤City-funded program sees approximately 60% resident enrollment, versus approximately 5% industry average
- ➤Local schools now present Bond to students ages 8 to 18
- ➤Bond discusses expansion with approximately 20 cities across France and Israel
- ➤Bond launches campaign targeting U.S. cities for its municipal offering
- ➤Bond has supported more than 1.4 million security service requests globally
Expert Statements
Doron Kempel, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bond
“We believe we are witnessing the emergence of a new category of municipal services, city-sponsored preventative personal security.”
Doron Kempel, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bond
“When residents understand what Bond offers, most of them choose to use it, with about 60% of those introduced to the service enrolling, roughly 12 times the industry average.”
Doron Kempel, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bond
“To our knowledge, no other major city has funded personal security for its entire population, and with schools now presenting Bond to students, the program continues to grow.”
Doron Kempel, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bond
“We are now working to turn this experience into a scalable municipal offering, with discussions underway with cities across France and Israel and the start of our outreach to U.S. cities.”
Doron Kempel, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bond
“We believe our business-to-government-to-consumer model is becoming one of Bond’s most important growth engines.”
To Bond’s knowledge, this is the first major city in the world to fund a personal security service for all of its residents, now with local schools presenting Bond to students ages 8 to 18
Bond is in discussions with approximately 20 cities across France and Israel and is launching a campaign for cities in the United States as it builds its business-to-government-to-consumer model into a growth engine
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