MI HB5095

Amends the private security guard licensing law to add regulations for private college security forces operated by private colleges and universities with student housing.

Authorizes private colleges to create security forces through governing board action, with private college security officers having arrest powers limited to college-owned or leased property.

Requires private college security officers to meet Commission on Law Enforcement Standards selection qualifications and training standards, with exceptions for officers already certified as law enforcement officers on the effective date.

Mandates private colleges obtain approval from prosecuting attorneys, sheriffs, and police chiefs before establishing a security force and establish an oversight committee to address grievances and recommend disciplinary measures.

Requires private colleges to provide liability insurance coverage of at least $250,000 per security officer and prohibits private college security force members from participating in state, county, or municipal retirement systems.