Minnesota HF1686 expands training requirements for licensed security officers, including preassignment and continuing training.
Minnesota HF1686 expands training requirements for licensed security officers. It mandates 40 hours of preassignment training within the first 21 days of employment, including first aid, conflict de-escalation, and industry orientation. Continuing training requirements include 24 hours annually, plus six additional hours for those armed with firearms or weapons. Training must cover community health, use of force, and responding to building disruptions. The board must establish an implementation plan for existing license holders to comply with these new requirements, effective January 1, 2026.
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