The LSBPSE eLicensure Portal is where Security Officers, Managers, Qualifying Agents, and Company Owners apply for, manage, and receive their respective licenses and registrations.
Learn how to access it here.
Preston JonesClassroom & Firearms InstructorNew Orleans, LA Mr. Jones’s license was fully reinstated on July 8, 2021, at the LSBPSE regular board meeting.LICENSE SUSPENDED April 26, 2021 Kevin Jharve Marshall, Jr. Cease & Desist issued for Unlicensed ActivityMay 7 ,
With the advent of the ImageTrend eLicensure Portal we are publishing updated guidance with respect to how and when to use the EVENT TEMPORARY REGISTRATION form to account for security officers coming into Louisiana’s jurisdiction during surge response scenarios. Until
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) hosted the first ever International Private Security (Conference) Indaba on July 3rd and 4th 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The event was dedicated to exploring compliance within the private security industry, from a
As we have said in the past, there is never a time when an agency or industry is truly prepared to deal with harm and loss. This is particularity so in the areas of police, fire, emergency medical services, and
The FBI fingerprint fee on the portal is now $13.65 including the 3% convenience fee bringing Blue Applications to $91.93 at the start of the New Year.
If you are a State Board licensed firearms instructor, you MUST at all times be in possession of three things in order to teach for the Board: Current/valid certification instructor certification for each type of weapon: Pistol/Revolver Rifle Shotgun A
GREETINGS! Despite the fact that the LSBPSE now communicates via Facebook, Twitter, MailChimp and our revised website presences, there are still instances of company owners being unfamiliar with State Board rules and laws. There are some particular areas of focus
As we move toward implementing our new eLicensure portal in the coming months, there are several other critical adjustments we will make to the benefit of our security officers, instructors and industry partner companies alike. So…let’s get started: First, we
LSBPSE inspectors are out across the state conducting spot checks on various sites that employ the services of private security contractors. The results of these inspections have resulted in an uptick in the issuance of CEASE & DESIST ORDERS from