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Caldwell, ID — Private Patrol Business Bond

Caldwell’s private patrol business packet identifies the City as bond obligee and quotes a $10,000 provision for each patrol service. Prepare the business identity and the City Clerk’s actual request before applying through The Southern Agency.

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Recorded state
Idaho
Bond type
Private Patrol / Security Agency Bond
Category
Professional & occupational licenses

What this bond does

The bond backs compliance with Caldwell’s private patrol article, other city ordinances and Idaho statutes. It is the business-security request, distinct from the packet’s separate patrolman amount and liability insurance.

Who needs it
Applicants operating a private patrol service in Caldwell and matching the business license application. Employees also have licensing requirements; buying this business bond does not complete their individual licensing.
Who it protects
The quoted city provision makes the City of Caldwell the obligee and conditions the bond on compliance with the stated laws. The packet separately asks for liability insurance, so do not treat the bond as blanket insurance for patrol-related injuries.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Use the service-business provision, not the patrolman amount

The application quotes Section 06-21-15: a sum not exceeding $2,500 for a private patrolman and $10,000 for each private patrol service. This page identifies the business offering; confirm the amount and accepted form in the actual city request rather than substituting the individual figure.

The checklist labels one item “Insurance Bond” and separately lists proof of liability insurance. The city’s insurance sheet asks for Caldwell as certificate holder and additional insured on that separate insurance evidence.

Prepare the city packet alongside the bond

Caldwell’s checklist calls for photo ID/driver’s license evidence and photographs of the uniform and vehicle showing emblems or patches. The completed packet goes to the City Clerk and then Police Department for background review, with Chief of Police and City Clerk approval.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Match the applicant/business, City obligee, requested service sum, accepted form, and dates. After issuance, review the document and include it with the City Clerk’s requested materials. This public option states no term and purchase does not approve uniforms, backgrounds or the license.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Business and owner identity matching the city application.
  2. City’s service-business bond request, sum, accepted form and dates.
  3. Photo ID and uniform/vehicle photographs requested by the city.
  4. Separate liability insurance evidence with the City’s requested certificate wording.

Questions about this bond

Can I use the patrolman’s $2,500 figure for the business?

The packet distinguishes patrolman and private patrol service amounts. This is the service-business page; use the City Clerk’s actual business request rather than the smaller individual figure.

Does the checklist’s “Insurance Bond” replace liability insurance?

No. The same checklist separately requires liability insurance, and the city publishes certificate-holder/additional-insured instructions for that evidence.

Are employees licensed automatically by this business bond?

No. The city packet says employees also must be licensed. The business application and bond do not complete an employee’s separate licensing requirements.

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