Police in Kent., Wash., Will No Longer Respond to Nonverified Business Alarms
The new verified alarm-response policy will become effective June 1.
The new verified alarm-response policy will become effective June 1.
NOPD officials estimate false alarms cost taxpayers roughly $400,000 a year in police resources.
Sonitrol says its verified alarm detection techniques, coupled with law enforcement partnerships, have resulted in more than 175,000 criminal apprehensions to date.
Law enforcement officials explain “priority response” and the importance of professional security monitoring with video verification.
Discover how deploying audio monitoring can be an inviting business opportunity for security dealers.
A string of burglaries has prompted the Colorado Springs Police Department to adjust the way officers respond to burglary calls.
Coral Gables police claim enhanced call verification created an artificial delay in officer response times to residential burglaries.
How audio and video verification can prepare police responders.
Learn how law enforcement agencies are defining verified alarm and their different response methodologies.
The city is hashing out whether or not to fine alarm companies, among other details of a false alarm ordinance that was abruptly amended in June.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
