School security officers inNorth Carolina.
Licensed armed and unarmed school security for North Carolina public and nonpublic schools, designed around the exemption that lawfully applies to each campus.
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What North Carolina law requires
North Carolina's G.S. 14-269.2 makes it a felony to carry a firearm on educational property, with exemptions for sworn officers, company police, and personnel specifically authorized by statute. The General Assembly has repeatedly revised those rules for nonpublic schools, and bills such as H949 and S280 continue to move the line on who may be armed on a private campus and under what training.
DIS is licensed by the North Carolina Private Protective Services Board (license 735913-GP) and protects twelve North Carolina campuses today. For each school we design the program, armed or unarmed, to fit the exemption that lawfully applies: armed posts where the statute permits them, and highly trained unarmed officers with Command Center oversight where it does not.
North Carolina also requires every school to maintain a School Risk Management Plan with local law enforcement and to conduct annual lockdown drills. DIS officers participate in the drills and our regional manager helps your administration keep the plan current.
Statutes summarized for orientation; each engagement is reviewed against current law with the school's counsel. Licensing board: North Carolina Private Protective Services Board.
Built to the North Carolina statute, run from one Command Center
PPSB licensed
Private Protective Services Board license 735913-GP; armed and unarmed registrations on every officer.
Program fit to the statute
Armed or unarmed, designed for the exemption that applies to your school, with counsel's review.
Twelve campuses today
Public and nonpublic schools across the Triangle, the Triad and Charlotte.
We track the bills
H949, S280 and the Private Protective Services Board rules watched so your program stays lawful as the law changes.
Every DIS school post, in every state, includes
- A full-time armed officer assigned to one campus, introduced to the principal before day one
- 24/7 Command & Control Center oversight: GPS check-ins, body camera, encrypted radio
- A certified backfill officer dispatched before the first bell on any absence
- Weekly regional supervisor visits and same-day incident reports
- K-9 weapon-detection sweeps available on request
- Tactical combat casualty care and youth mental health first aid on every officer
Straight answers for North Carolina
Can a private school in North Carolina have armed security?
What can DIS provide where armed security is not permitted?
Where in North Carolina does DIS operate?
Does DIS help with the School Risk Management Plan?
Every state writes the law differently
Tell us about your North Carolina campuses
A regional manager, not a salesperson, will call you within one business day and price your campuses within a week.