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Stuart, Fla., Updates Alarm Ordinance

New ordinance requires annual permit updates/registration, specifies false alarm fees

News • December 20th, 2004
Mecklenburg County, N.C., Institutes Requirements for Carbon Monoxide Detectors

New requirement for CO detectors in apartments starts Jan. 1

News • December 20th, 2004
Maryland Subdivision Arson Investigation Nets Others

Besides arrest of on-site guard, arrests also net three others, including a firefighter

News • December 20th, 2004
Inspector Had Cited Site of Fatal Fire for Five Violations

Warning to make sure all smoke detectors were operable was part of inspectors report

News • December 16th, 2004
Rhode Island B&B Owners Group Together to Challenge New Fire Code Restrictions

Owners say new restrictions would be too costly to implement, could drive them out of business

News • December 2nd, 2004
St. Paul Police Offers Visual Smoke Alarm to Needy

System is designed for those with reduced hearing capabilities

News • November 29th, 2004
Carbon Monoxide Detection: NYC's New Law and CO Detector Standards

A look at the new law, plus where to go to find detection standards

News • November 18th, 2004
Live from ISC East: The Expo Is Back and Better than Ever

Peter Harlick checks in with SecurityInfoWatch.com for a report from a better-than-expected 2004 ISC East Expo

News • November 5th, 2004
RAE Systems Wins $1.3 Million Contract from United States Department of Justice

DoJ to purchase units from the company's MultiRAE Plus system

News • November 1st, 2004
Plantation, Fla., Creates Ordinance to Curb False Fire and Burglar Alarms

New ordinance approved; fire department spokesperson says 80 percent of calls are false alarms

News • October 11th, 2004
False Fire Alarm Shuts Down Sweden's Stock Exchange Temporarily

Apparent false alarm requires brief evacuation of stock exchange in Stockholm

News • September 25th, 2004
Homeland Security Officials have Made Progress in Emergency Alert System

Responding to criticisms about not modernizing the Emergency Alert System, homeland security officials said they've made progress

News • September 24th, 2004
Missouri's Johnson County Accepts Federal Help For Health Responders and Possible Homeland Emergency

Johnson County, Mo., commissioners accepted more than $500,000 in federal help Thursday to better train public-health responders for a possible homeland emergency. The amount was nearly $150,000 less than what the county received under the...

News • September 24th, 2004

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