Citizens Maintain Lower Permit Fees, Get Y2K Update
VERO BEACH, Fla.—Recently at a Sebastian City Council meeting, residents voiced their outrage over a potential $30 annual permit fee. In response, the council decided to readopt the current permit fee of $10. Citizens also expressed their concerns regarding Y2K and how it might affect their security systems.
Sebastian Police Officer Paul Graves reassured residents that it was unlikely alarm systems would go haywire on the first of the year. Trying to relieve citizens’ fears, Graves explained that since the police department is Y2K compliant, he did not anticipate anything out of the ordinary. The National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association (NBFAA) has a Y2K Guide for consumers available free. To obtain a copy of the guide, call (301) 907-3202 or visit www.alarm.org.
Source: NBFAA’s False Alarm Network
If you enjoyed this article and want to receive more valuable industry content like this, click here to sign up for our FREE digital newsletters!
Related Content
Security Is Our Business, Too
For professionals who recommend, buy and install all types of electronic security equipment, a free subscription to Commercial Integrator + Security Sales & Integration is like having a consultant on call. You’ll find an ideal balance of technology and business coverage, with installation tips and techniques for products and updates on how to add to your bottom line.
A FREE subscription to the top resource for security and integration industry will prove to be invaluable.
