Started in 2004 by the Security Industry Alarm Coalition, the Moody award is given annually to an individual who demonstrates a passion for advancing positive alarm management and best industry practices.
The Sandy Springs City Council voted 6-0 to approve amendments to the fee structure and appeal process for false alarms.
The Electronic Security Expo will kick off June 19 in Nashville with an opening celebration from 6-7:30 p.m. Here is your preview to the event, including educational sessions, special attractions and other goings-on.
Should an alarm company run afoul of the city’s controversial ordinance, its permit will remain suspended for three months after it comes into full compliance.
Walters, whose leadership on alarm issues spans decades, is credited for helping lay the foundation for the creation of SIAC.
The donation will be divided between the fund established to fight the Sandy Springs, Ga., ordinance and to promote the SIAC Model Alarm Ordinance.
The alarm industry views the Sandy Springs, Ga., ordinance dispute with potential national implications and claims the city’s moves are unconstitutional violations of due process.
More than 35 security companies had their registration with Sandy Springs, Ga., revoked and are currently not able to request police officers to respond to intrusion alarms.
Sandy Springs, Ga., officials suspended response to the companies after claiming they had outstanding fees under a newly enforced ordinance.
Police say the majority of false dispatches in the community result from locations that have multiple instances of nuisance alarms.
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