Tennessee Private Protective Services regulates Armed and Unarmed SecurityGuards, Guard Certified Trainers, Contract Security Companiesand Proprietary Security Organizations (PSO’s) in compliance with duties allocated by statute, including license and registration determination, and disciplinary actions resulting from complaints against licensees.

The Private Protective Services Advisory Committee meets several times each year to review Administrative Rule changes, continuing education and suggested training requirements. These meetings are open to the public, as prescribed by the Tennessee Sunshine Law, and Committee members welcome your attendance.

ATTENTION: Be advised, even if you are located in another state, if you advertise, solicit, sell or otherwise provide any of the services described in Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 62, Chapter 35 in Tennessee or to Tennessee residents, you may be subject to the requirements contained therein, as well as any rules and/or policies promulgated there under.