All Security Officer Licenses Expire On November 30th Of Every Even-Numbered Year
You Must Complete ALL Continuing Education BEFORE Renewing A License
Eligibility
No Previous Security Experience Required
The Division Of Occupational And Professional Licensing (DOPL) regulates all unarmed and armed private security officer licenses. The Security Personnel Licensing Act of 1995 requires all individuals in the state of Utah to be at least 18 years old, meet the minimum requirements as described under [ 58-63-302. Qualifications for licensure ] and [ R156-63a-302f. Qualifications for Licensure – Good Moral Character – Disqualifying Convictions ], complete the required training, and obtain a private security officer license before they can work as an unarmed or armed private security officer for a Contract Security Company. If you have a criminal conviction you may be prohibited from obtaining or holding an unarmed or armed private security officer license.
If you have a VALID security license, for at least one year, as a Security Professional in a state, territory, or district of the United States you may qualify for licensure by endorsement to obtain a Utah security license without having to complete the required training.
Select the links below for approved jurisdictions and additional information.