Security licensing requirements in Colorado

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Our step-by-step guide covers training, fees and the official application. Open the Colorado licensing guide

XGuard has not named a licensing regulator for Colorado yet, so check the official sources listed below. XGuard lists no required guard documents for Colorado at the moment. Independent professionals and agencies both list on XGuard; local rules decide who must hold which license.

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Sources

Colorado General Assembly — HB21-1120 (proposed statewide licensing; did not establish)
City of Colorado Springs — City Clerk
securityguardunioncolorado.com (aggregator)
Primary-source re-validation 2026-07-01

Last verified: July 2, 2026

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