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Board of Private Detectives and Protective Agents reports on licensing modernization after funding increase
Summary
Greg Cook, executive director, told the committee the board used a previous budget increase to implement an electronic licensing and records system, digitize decades of paper files and expand staffing; the board is not requesting additional money this biennium but seeks statutory updates to address technology and definitional gaps.
Greg Cook, Executive Director of the Minnesota Board of Private Detectives and Protective Agents, reported to the committee that a prior biennial budget increase allowed his office to move from paper files to an electronic licensing and records management system. He said the board regulates about 14,600 private…
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