Who it is for
Currently registered security guards who need to satisfy their mandatory annual in-service requirement.
New York State requires an 8-hour annual in-service course each calendar year you hold a security guard registration, unless an exemption applies.
Refresh the skills that support sound judgment, clear communication, and professional security work.
Annual in-service is not about sitting through another generic slide deck. It is a structured reset for the skills and decisions security professionals rely on every shift.
Stay current on the rules, responsibilities, and boundaries that shape professional security work in New York.
Rehearse the calm, coordinated response that helps protect people, preserve information, and support first responders.
Build practical communication habits for managing tension early and keeping situations from becoming incidents.
Sharpen the documentation and decision-making standards that make your work more credible, useful, and defensible.
This course is designed for registered guards who need to meet a mandatory annual requirement while keeping their professional edge.
Currently registered security guards who need to satisfy their mandatory annual in-service requirement.
Complete one 8-hour annual in-service course each calendar year you hold a registration; two courses are required during a two-year registration period, unless exempt.
Course completion documentation for your training record and registration renewal.
Our instructors bring law-enforcement authority and real-world perspective into a course that respects your time and your responsibility.
Learn from Retired NYPD Firearms & Tactics Instructors with experience that cannot be faked or fast-tracked.
Translate the material into sound judgment, professional presence, and better decisions on the job.
More room for questions, discussion, and instruction that feels personal instead of mass-produced.
Use the annual requirement as a reset: current, compliant, and ready for the next shift.
A focused format, a professional setting, and a clear path to completing your annual requirement.
Security guards holding a NYS registration generally need the 8-hour annual in-service course. Some former police and peace officers may qualify for exemptions; check your status with NYS.
NYS requires the 8-hour annual in-service course each calendar year you hold a security guard registration. A two-year registration period generally requires two course completions.
NYS DCJS says the first annual in-service course is due within 12 calendar months of completing the 16-hour on-the-job training course, then annually thereafter.
No. Armed guards have a separate 8-hour annual firearms training requirement in addition to annual in-service training.
For exemptions and renewal rules, review the NYS Department of State training requirements and the DCJS training FAQ.
Contact C&G Solutions for current class dates, availability, and enrollment details.

Well-Taught, Well-Trained
Safety always comes first. We teach proper firearm handling to help prevent accidents and encourage responsible ownership.