RCW 18.170.080
Licensed private security companies—Certificate of insurance required.
A licensed private security company shall file and maintain with the director a certificate of insurance as evidence that it has comprehensive general liability coverage of at least twenty-five thousand dollars for bodily or personal injury and twenty-five thousand dollars for property damage.
[ 1991 c 334 § 8.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 18 - Businesses and Professions
Chapter 18.170 - Security Guards.
18.170.030 - Security guard license—Requirements.
18.170.040 - Armed private security guard license—Requirements.
18.170.050 - Armed private security guard license authority—Registration of firearms.
18.170.070 - License cards and certificates—Issuance and requirements.
18.170.080 - Licensed private security companies—Certificate of insurance required.
18.170.090 - Temporary registration cards—Requirements—Expiration—Suspension.
18.170.105 - Training requirements.
18.170.110 - Required notice of certain occurrences.
18.170.120 - Out-of-state licensees—Application—Fee—Temporary assignment.
18.170.130 - Investigation of applicants.
18.170.140 - Regulatory provisions exclusive—Authority of the state and political subdivisions.
18.170.150 - Out-of-state private security guards operating across state lines.
18.170.164 - License suspension—Noncompliance with support order—Reissuance.
18.170.165 - Transfer of license.
18.170.170 - Unprofessional conduct.
18.170.175 - Display of firearms while soliciting clients.
18.170.180 - Authority of director.
18.170.210 - Application of administrative procedure act to hearings.
18.170.230 - Unprofessional conduct or inability to practice—Penalties.
18.170.280 - Application of administrative procedure act to acts of the director.
18.170.290 - Uniform regulation of business and professions act.
18.170.300 - Reciprocity agreements.