Colorado § 24-33.5-415.4 Security guard clearance - criminal history record checks

Colorado Statutes

§ 24-33.5-415.4 — Security guard clearance - criminal history record checks

Colorado § 24-33.5-415.4

Title 24Government

Art.Public Safety

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 24-33.5-415.4 (2026).

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(1)As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:

(a)Contract security agency means any business which, for a fee or other consideration, agrees to furnish a uniformed security guard to protect persons, property, information, or other assets.

(b)Proprietary security organization means any internal functional organizational unit of a company which provides uniformed security guards for the exclusive use of such employing company.

(c)Security guard means any private uniformed security officer, armored car service officer, alarm response runner, watchman, lobby attendant, or other private uniformed person who is engaged in the protection of persons, property, information, or other assets.

(2)After January 1, 1992, any contract security agency or proprietary s

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(1) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:

(a) Contract security agency means any business which, for a fee or other
consideration, agrees to furnish a uniformed security guard to protect persons,
property, information, or other assets.

(b) Proprietary security organization means any internal functional
organizational unit of a company which provides uniformed security guards for the
exclusive use of such employing company.

(c) Security guard means any private uniformed security officer, armored
car service officer, alarm response runner, watchman, lobby attendant, or other
private uniformed person who is engaged in the protection of persons, property,
information, or other assets.

(2) After January 1, 1992, any contract security agency or proprietary
security organization may submit fingerprints of security guards to the bureau for
purposes of a fingerprint-based criminal history record check pursuant to part 3 of
article 72 of this title. The information obtained from the criminal history record
check conducted pursuant to this section may be used by the contract security
agency or proprietary security organization to determine whether or not to employ
a person as a security guard. Nothing in this section shall be used as a basis for
discrimination banned by section 24-34-402 (1)(a). The bureau shall charge a fee for
record checks conducted pursuant to this section. The bureau shall set such fee at
a level sufficient to cover the direct and indirect costs of processing requests made
pursuant to this section. Moneys collected by the bureau pursuant to this section
shall be subject to annual appropriation by the general assembly for the
administration of criminal history record checks of security guards pursuant to this
section.