Overview
Oklahoma regulates alarm, security, fire alarm, access control and CCTV work through the Oklahoma Department of Labor. This guide breaks down company, technician and specialty licensing — and how to verify a contractor before you hire.
Company Licensing
Oklahoma companies performing fire alarm, burglar alarm, electronic access control, CCTV and monitoring work must hold an active ODOL license. Oklahoma Secured LLC holds ODOL license AC441210. Verify any company at the ODOL license verification portal before contracting.
Technician Licensing
Individual technicians performing regulated work must also hold active licenses. When hiring a contractor, ask for both company and technician licensing — and verify both.
Specialty Classifications
Licensing covers commercial fire alarm, residential fire alarm, burglar alarm, electronic access control, CCTV, monitoring and locksmith work. Confirm the license classification covers the specific work your project requires.
License Verification
Use the Oklahoma Department of Labor license verification portal to confirm a license is active and covers the required classification. Never take a contractor's word — verify it yourself in two minutes.