§ 61-27B-19 — Special event permit; nonresident security guard

procedure; qualifications; prohibited. (Repealed effective July 1, 2030.) A. A private patrol company employing a nonresident security guard temporarily for a special event shall apply to the department for and may be issued a special event permit for each nonresident security guard qualified to be employed at the special event. B. A special event permit is issued for a specific nonresident security guard and a specific special event and shall not be transferred to another security guard or used for a special event other than for the special event for which the permit is issued. C. To be issued a special event permit, a private patrol company shall provide the department with a description of the special event, its location and the dates on which the temporary nonresident security guard will be employed to provide services at the special event. A special event permit shall bear the name of the private patrol company and contact information, the name of the nonresident security guard, the name of the special event for which it is issued, the dates of the special event and other pertinent information required by the department. D. A special event permit shall be issued only to an individual who qualifies for a level one or higher security guard registration and who: (1) is not a resident of New Mexico; (2) does not hold a registration as a security guard in New Mexico; and (3) meets other requirements specified by the department. E. A special event permit requiring a security guard to carry a firearm shall only be issued to an individual who is qualified to be registered as a level three security guard. F. It is a violation of the Private Investigations Act for a private patrol company to circumvent the registration process for permanent or long-term part-time employment of security guards through use of the provisions of this section.

Legislative History

Laws 2007, ch. 115, § 19.