A person who monitors burglar alarm signal devices, burglar alarms or any other electrical, mechanical or electronic device used to prevent or detect burglary, theft, shoplifting, pilferage or similar losses; used to prevent or detect intrusion; or used primarily to summon aid for other emergencies.
Central Station Dispatcher
Yes, if there is no regulatory authority in the state where you are physically located. You are considered an out-of-state central station dispatcher.
You must possess a valid registration in this category.
For information on how to renew, please visit the Central Station Dispatcher page.
No. A central station dispatcher can work for 90 consecutive days while completing the compulsory minimum training requirements, provided their fingerprints were submitted on or before their date of hire and their employer provides them with a 90 day authorization document. This document along with a photo ID must be carried on duty while performing regulated services until a temporary or permanent registration is issued.
No. A central station dispatcher can work for 90 consecutive days while completing the compulsory minimum training requirements, provided your fingerprints were submitted on or before your date of hire.
8 hours -- 30E electronic security subjects (4 hours) + 38E central station dispatcher subjects (4 hours)
4 hours -- 30I Electronic Security Service Subjects (4 hours). Registrations must be renewed every two years.
