Kathy Durfee ⋅ Bradenton, FL TechHouse: Integrated Information System Solutions, inc. ⋅ 26 years experience

Hi Reginald,
I know of someone who is well established in the private security industry who may be able to guide you to some resources. Please message me via LinkedIn.
Thanks
Kathy

James Vickery ⋅ Ogden, UT Northrop Grumman ⋅ 33 years experience

Reginald,

Let me know if you want contact data and I will share via LinkedIn. This will get you started asking some questions to gain more insight into options and opportunities.

Jim

James Vickery ⋅ Ogden, UT Northrop Grumman ⋅ 33 years experience

Hello Reginald,

A gentleman I train with (martial arts) provides private security for clients. I can talk to him and see if he can provide you some insight. Send me a connection request on LinkedIn and I will talk to him.

Jim

James Watters ⋅ Norman, OK Business Consultant, retired ⋅ 17 years experience

Specialist Williams -
In Texas go to www.dps.Texas.gov

“The Department of Public Safety (DPS) regulates the private security profession in Texas. DPS protects the public by conducting fingerprint-based background checks on applicants, investigating and resolving complaints, and taking disciplinary action against licensees or seeking criminal prosecution of those who perform private security services without a license.

The private security profession includes armed and unarmed security guards, personal protection officers, private investigators, alarm systems installers and monitors, armored car couriers, electronic access control device installers, and locksmiths. DPS regulates the private security profession under the authority of the Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1702 and the related administrative rules.”

Hope this helps. Good luck