Missouri HB2369 establishes licensing requirements for security guards and companies.
Missouri HB2369 creates provisions for the licensing of security guards and companies. It mandates that individuals must be licensed to operate a security company or perform security services. The bill outlines three classes of security guard licenses: Class A for armed security guards, Class B for unarmed security guards, and Class C for watchmen. It specifies training and qualification requirements for each class, including firearms training for Class A guards and security tool training for Class B guards.
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