Who appoints the ACO Disciplinary Review Committee (by title) and what is the minimum required meeting frequency?

• A. Governor; every 60 days or more frequently if required
• B. Mayor; weekly
• C. Board of Supervisors; quarterly
• D. City Council; monthly

Answer: (A)

Disciplinary matters for Alarm Company Operators are handled at the state level, with the Governor responsible for appointing the Disciplinary Review Committee by title. This setup ensures a uniform, statewide approach to oversight rather than local control. The committee must meet at least every 60 days, and it can convene more often if the caseload or circumstances require it. That minimum cadence keeps disciplinary actions moving without letting schedules drift, while providing flexibility when cases demand quicker review.

Local officials like a Mayor, Board of Supervisors, or City Council don’t appoint this statewide panel, and their typical meeting frequencies (weekly, monthly, quarterly) aren’t aligned with the statute’s requirement for meetings at 60-day intervals.