Texas HB1064 mandates a school security officer license for individuals providing private security services at public primary or secondary schools.

Texas HB1064 establishes that individuals cannot act as school security officers unless they hold a school security officer license. The bill requires applicants to submit a written application and provide proof of prior licensing and employment with a licensed security services contractor. It mandates specific training completion, including courses from the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center. The bill also outlines minimum curriculum requirements for school-based security response courses and sets continuing education requirements for license renewal.

Texas HB1064 mandates a school security officer license for individuals providing private security services at public primary or secondary schools.

Texas HB1064 establishes that individuals cannot act as school security officers unless they hold a school security officer license. The bill requires applicants to submit a written application and provide proof of prior licensing and employment with a licensed security services contractor. It mandates specific training completion, including courses from the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center. The bill also outlines minimum curriculum requirements for school-based security response courses and sets continuing education requirements for license renewal.