Can a PPO's license be suspended due to a lack of required insurance?

A Private Patrol Operator (PPO) must maintain specific insurance coverage as a condition of their licensing. This requirement is in place to ensure that the public is protected and that the PPO can cover liabilities arising from their operations. If a PPO fails to maintain the required insurance, it poses a risk not only to the business but also to clients and the community they serve. Therefore, it is within the regulatory authority's rights to suspend the license if the necessary insurance is not kept in effect.

This mechanism serves as a compliance measure to uphold standards within the private security industry, ensuring that operators are financially responsible and prepared for potential claims or incidents that may occur during their service.