TX HB1064

Creates a new "school security officer" license under the Occupations Code, required for individuals providing private security services at public K-12 schools through a licensed security contractor

Applicants must already hold a security officer commission or personal protection officer license and be employed by a licensed security services contractor at the time of application

Requires completion of multiple training courses: Solo Officer Rapid Deployment and Level I training from the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center at Texas State University, school district peace officer/school resource officer training, and a school-based security response course

Mandates continuing education requirements matching those for school district peace officers and school resource officers, including specified training content and frequency

Takes effect September 1, 2025, with the license requirement provision taking effect September 1, 2026