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Lewiston, ID — Private Patrol Service Bond

Lewiston’s current security-guard licensing article lists $5,000 security in the name of the People of the City for initial applications and annual renewals. This page uses the catalog’s Private Patrol Service title. Match your actual contracted service to the City classification and obtain its accepted financial condition before purchasing 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

Prepare the local financial item in City Code §21-60 for the applicable security-guard service file. The named recipient is the People of the City, not automatically Idaho State Police, the Police Chief or an individual employee. The published section establishes the sum and recipient but does not set out the complete financial condition.

Who needs it
A business hired to surveil, monitor or protect private property in Lewiston, within the current security-guard-service definition. The Code excludes from that definition a person hired directly by an individual business to provide security only for that business’s own place; that is not a blanket exemption from every other applicable rule.
Who it protects
The $5,000 item forms part of the City licensing file in the name of the People of the City. Obtain the accepted instrument to confirm the covered acts, condition and claim rights before ordering. The sections reviewed do not establish a blanket promise to reimburse clients, all-risk business coverage or a direct payment for every complaint.

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.

Match the service, not just the Private Patrol title

The current Code calls the relevant class security guard service: compensated surveillance, monitoring or protection of private property and incidental services. Explain the actual contracted work and entity to the City business licensing coordinator. Do not assume the catalog title alone settles applicability.

Armored-car delivery has a separate definition within the same article. A private patrol application should not silently describe transporting money/valuables or a particular employee’s credential as though these were the same applicant.

Keep the company application and worker checks separate

Section 21-60 lists the company addendum, a background study form for each owner/partner/employee and $5,000 in the name of the People of the City. At annual renewal it again lists the security and current criminal-history checks.

The general application goes to the business licensing coordinator using Community Development forms. Have the actual legal applicant, trade name and location consistent. The financial document does not replace the company addendum or individual background review, and an annual licensing checklist does not establish an offered financial term.

Confirm the full financial condition before applying

Obtain the City’s current written request and accepted instrument showing the principal, complete condition/covered acts, execution, and dates. The published $5,000/People-of-the-City requirement does not by itself answer those details. Confirm them before completing a purchase.

Once those details are established, Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Compare the actual document with the City file; this choice supplies no amount or duration label. Follow the coordinator’s current submission directions after issuance. Purchasing does not submit the City application or grant operating authority.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual contracted surveillance/protection services, legal business, trade name, and Lewiston location.
  2. City confirmation of the security-guard classification and its current written financial request/accepted condition.
  3. $5,000 to the People of the City with the actual accepted principal, claim scope, execution, and dates.
  4. Company addendum, separate owner/partner/employee background records and coordinator submission directions.

Questions about this bond

Is Private Patrol Service the current Code’s class name?

The current article uses security guard service and defines compensated monitoring/protection of private property. Match the actual work to the City file; the catalog title alone does not settle the classification or financial condition.

Does the company’s financial document replace worker checks?

No. Section 21-60 separately lists the company addendum and owner/partner/employee background study forms, with current criminal-history checks at renewal. Those are separate from the $5,000 item.

Does the annual renewal checklist require a new one-year purchase?

The Code lists the financial item again at renewal but does not supply an offered duration for this choice. Use the accepted instrument and actual file dates rather than assuming a new annual product is necessary.

What still needs confirmation before I order?

Obtain the City’s accepted document and complete condition/covered acts, principal, claim rights, execution, and dates. The published section supplies $5,000 and the People of the City recipient, but those details alone are not a complete financial instrument.

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