HB232 Alabama 2013 Session

Under existing law, the Alabama Security Regulatory Board provides a professional licensing board for security officers employed in this state

Under existing law, a security company or a security officer pays a fee to request or renew a license

Under existing law, certain individuals and entities are exempt from control by the board

Under existing law, applicants for licensure are required to submit to a background check

This bill would authorize the operation of out-of-state contract security companies within the state upon the declaration of a state of emergency

This bill would provide further for a criminal background check

This bill would allow the board to determine the licensure fees

This bill would cap the fees

This bill would clarify language

This bill would provide that an appeal from a final action of the board would be to the Montgomery County Circuit Court

This bill would also remove certain individuals and entities from exemptions

To amend Sections 34-27C-3, 34-27C-4, 34-27C-7, 34-27C-14, and 34-27C-17, Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the Alabama Security Regulatory Board; to authorize the operation of out-of-state security companies in the state upon the declaration of a state of emergency; to provide further for a criminal history background check for applicants and for fees for licensing and certification; to clarify language; to provide that an appeal from a final action of the board would be to the Montgomery County Circuit Court; and to provide further for exemptions.