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On the Books: Alarm Ordinances That Can Affect You

SIW staff poured over local news in an attempt to find alerts of recent ordinances -- here's a look at nine of the most recent

News • October 12th, 2004
Fighting the Battles of Alarm Ordinances from Within

Facing a new wave of alarm ordinances, education of end-users still remains key

News • October 12th, 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
IASG to Buy Assets of Tyco Unit National Alarm Computer Center

$50M sale will provide IASG with high-tech monitoring footprint in Irvine, Calif., generate $1.2M in recurring monthly revenues

News • October 7th, 2004
NBFAA Extends Early Bird Registration for Fall Conference

Early bird rates now extended until Friday, Oct. 15

News • October 6th, 2004
CAE Lands Contract for Alarm and Monitoring with Carnival Cruise Lines

Company known for flight simulators to upgrade alarm, monitoring and control system on Ecstasy cruise ship

News • October 6th, 2004
California Legislator: U.S. Needs Security Systems at Explosives Bunkers

U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos' bill was prompted by last summer's theft of 200 pounds of explosives from sheriff's department explosives bunker

News • September 30th, 2004
Donations fund Alarm to Save Dogs

Milk-Bone Brand Snacks and Tom Thumb Food Stores donated $6,000 to a police department in honor of a police dog who died last summer in a sweltering police car.

News • September 29th, 2004
Reactor at TEPCO's Fukushima Nuclear Plant Suspended

Tokyo Electric Power Co. suspended the operation of a nuclear reactor at Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant.

News • September 29th, 2004
Bunker Security Pushed

U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos of San Mateo unveiled legislation that would require local police agencies to install security alarms and cameras at their storage bunkers for high explosives.

News • September 29th, 2004
Murray State Knew of Hard-to-Hear Alarms Before Fire

Murray State University knew that fire alarms in Hester Hall sometimes could not be heard, a year before an arson fire in September 1998.

News • September 28th, 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
Business Owner Responding to Alarm Murdered by Felon, Captured on Video

Video captures suspect entering owner's office with shotgun, then running away after presumed homicide

News • September 25th, 2004
Lenexa, Ks., Approves Two Alarm Fee Ordinances

Lenexa City Council has added penalties for false alarms, hoping to reduce staff workload

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

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