Louisiana HB917 revises life safety and property protection licensing regulations, including renewal periods, fees, and criminal background checks.

HB917 updates Louisiana's life safety and property protection licensing rules. It mandates that licenses must be renewed within 30 days of expiration to avoid late fees, with fees increasing the later the renewal is submitted. Licenses not renewed within a year are ineligible for renewal and require a new application with a criminal background check. The bill also extends the validity of licenses and renewals from one to three years. It specifies that licenses based on certifications, education, or credentials expire when those qualifications expire.

Louisiana HB917 revises life safety and property protection licensing regulations, including renewal periods, fees, and criminal background checks.

HB917 updates Louisiana's life safety and property protection licensing rules. It mandates that licenses must be renewed within 30 days of expiration to avoid late fees, with fees increasing the later the renewal is submitted. Licenses not renewed within a year are ineligible for renewal and require a new application with a criminal background check. The bill also extends the validity of licenses and renewals from one to three years. It specifies that licenses based on certifications, education, or credentials expire when those qualifications expire.