Alabama Administrative Code Title 832 - ALABAMA SECURITY REGULATORY BOARD
Here’s an overview of Title 832 – Alabama Security Regulatory Board of the Alabama Administrative Code:
🔐 Title 832 Structure
1. Chapter 832‑X‑1: Administration & Procedure
This is the core chapter and includes rules governing licensing, operations, and oversight of security companies, officers, and trainers. Sections include:
.01 Definitions – Terms used throughout the rules (regulations.justia.com)
.02 General Rules, .03 Procedures, .04 Applications; Licensure and Certification (regulations.justia.com)
.05 Disqualifying Convictions, .06 Qualifying Agents – details duties, licensing, and disciplinary responsibility of qualifying agents (law.cornell.edu)
.07 Certified Trainers, .08 Training, .09 Exemptions, .10 Fees (regulations.justia.com)
.11 Inspection of Licensees – board may inspect licensed entities during business hours (casetext.com)
.12 License Renewals, .13–.14 Discipline of a License, and .15 Appeals (regulations.justia.com)
2. Appendix A – Application Forms
Contains official forms required to apply for licenses and certifications.
3. Appendix B – Training Syllabus
Minimum standards committee recommendation for Unarmed Security Training, detailing curriculum and instructional requirements. (admincode.legislature.state.al.us)
📌 Highlighted Rules
Qualifying Agents (§ 832‑X‑1‑.06): Must be personally licensed as a Security Officer or Armed Security Officer; responsible for their company’s activities; subject to discipline or criminal referral (law.cornell.edu).
Inspection (§ 832‑X‑1‑.11): The Board may conduct inspections during normal business hours. (casetext.com)
State-of-Emergency Licenses (§ 832‑X‑1‑.13): Special provisions allow out-of-state security firms to operate during emergencies declared by the Governor. (admincode.legislature.state.al.us)
📝 Useful Links & References
The Board’s official Rules & Regulations page (PDF available from October 2021) for full text details
Justia and LII provide public access to the chapter and appendices for review (regulations.justia.com)
✅ Summary
Title 832 sets out the regulatory framework for licensing and governing security personnel and firms.
It covers definitions, procedures, licensing, training standards, fees, inspections, discipline, and appeals.
It also includes application forms and defines minimum training syllabus standards.
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