Recent activity at Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Alabama Electronic Security Board Of Licensure Agenda
The board discussed licensing for companies and individuals across multiple fiscal years. Key business items included the approval of an administrative services contract, requests for waivers regarding administrative fines and CEU requirements, the approval of a specific sales course, and the implementation of remote background check processing. The agenda also addressed budgetary matters for the current and upcoming fiscal years, board member nominations, rule changes, and the election of board leadership and a CHRI auditor for the next fiscal year.
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Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure Special Called Board Meeting
The meeting focuses on the review of RFP submissions for administrative services and the approval of contract extensions for Region 1 Inspector John Gayle, Region 2 Inspector Will Hamm, and Investigator Daniel Loper.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Alabama Electronic Security Board Of Licensure Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed and took action on several items, including the licensing of companies and individuals for the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 periods. The board adopted changes to the Administrative Code, approved the 2027/2028 application packet, and authorized RFP language for inspectors and an investigator. Additionally, administrative fines were assessed for late or non-renewals, and the board adopted a recommendation regarding an investigative complaint. Legislative updates were provided, a special meeting was scheduled, and the board reviewed budget reports for the second quarter of the fiscal year.
Feb 17, 2026·Board meeting
Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed and took action on several key items, including the approval of company and individual licenses for various periods. Key regulatory actions included adopting rule changes to the Administrative Code regarding licensing fees, establishing new definitions for digital ID badges, and clarifying reciprocal licensing requirements. The board also addressed an exemption request for Custom Security Systems based on the Supremacy Clause, reviewed and approved certification courses from WorkForce Remote, and received updates on an FBI audit. Furthermore, the board reviewed financial reports for the first quarter of the fiscal year, discussed non-renewal enforcement, and reviewed ongoing legislative bills relevant to the board's operations.
