Which State Has the Slowest Security Licensing In Your Experience?
Which State Has the Slowest Security Licensing – SEN’s latest poll asks the SEN readership which state security licensing body is the slowest to process license submissions.
The poll emerges from multiple complaints we’ve received over many years which suggest some states process security licenses much more slowly than others, suggesting poor procedures or lack of resources.
We’re especially interested in receiving input from organisations with staff in multiple states who have experience of the process at a national level. Regardless, if you’ve had lengthy delays getting license applications processed in your state don’t hesitate to register your opinion.
Security licensing applies to security officers, as well as to security consultants, security installers, security integrators, security distributors and other security providers.
You can nominate the state you believe has the slowest security licensing here, there is also an ASIAL security industry licencing report 2022 here or read more SEN news here.
“Which State Has the Slowest Security Licensing In Your Experience?”
ACT? We do exist down here!
We’re on it – sorry about that, Stephen.
The question to ask is which state has the most expensive licensing, particularly for small business.
That’s a good question, Phil – we’ll look into it.
No ACT on the list? It is not fast here.
Another question could be, what is done with the revenue raised in each state?
Thanks for that input, Ken – we’ll tweak the poll. So far as I understand security licensing fees go to a state’s consolidated revenue and are not used for enhancing the security industry at all.