Tiger Stadium is full. Your house on Perkins is not.
On a home Saturday the campus is loud and the houses around it are quiet. College Town, the lakes streets, downtown condos, and a lot of Southdowns empty toward Tiger Stadium. LSU Police’s 2026 crime log still lists theft as the most common campus crime — e-bikes off tailgates, unlocked cars, wallets. The house you left on Dalrymple is a different problem. Nobody is walking past your slider at halftime to check it.
That is why owners order ADT. Not because a football game is dangerous. Because the house is empty for five hours and the camera app is in a pocket in the student section. Home Security Systems Baton Rouge is the local line. SafeStreets installs. ADT monitors 24/7. Baton Rouge homeowners can trust a SafeStreets security system monitored by ADT.
Who actually orders
Owner-occupants who leave for the game. Landlords who own College Town cottages. Downtown condo owners who walk to the River Center and do not want a hallway camera fight with the board. Indoor sensors plus ADT still protect the unit when cameras are limited.
Tenants do not order this product. If you rent, this page is for your landlord. If you own, call with the ZIP.
What to put on the system
Doors and windows, including the porch door people prop open on game weekends. A doorbell if packages sit out front on a Friday delivery. Optional cameras if you want the driveway. Monitoring is the feature when you cannot watch a live feed in a packed stadium.
Leftover keypads are common in this pocket. Photograph yours. We can often reactivate ADT instead of starting over.
Call (225) 250-0100 before the next home date, not at kickoff. Same-day is common. It is not a promise at 10 a.m. on Saturday.