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Employee Tracking: Solving Billing Questions and Helping to Improve Efficiency and Set Goals

A Q&A with David Hood, V.P. and general manager of First Alarm

News • November 23rd, 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
InDigiNet Announces Intention to Enter Security Industry

Data, telephone and wireless communications provider to offer video and monitoring services to small and mid-sized businesses

News • November 16th, 2004
Town of Hurst, Texas, Adds Alarm System Fee

City responds to false alarm visit costs, adds a simple fee for a permit

News • November 15th, 2004
Roselle, Ill., Gets Serious about Alarm Permits, False Calls

Village officials pass new ordinance applying to fire and burglar alarms

News • November 9th, 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
New Central Database of Alarm Ordinance and Dispatch Policies Planned

SIAC to organize system that will allow for tracking of ordinance information

News • November 4th, 2004
The Brink's Co. Beats Third Quarter Expectations

Home security division posted record profits as it added customers

News • November 3rd, 2004
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Passes Update on Alarm Ordinance

Ordinance spells out details of new alarm permit, false alarm fines

News • November 2nd, 2004
Level 5 and Westec InterActive Merge in Newly Announced Acquisition

Level 5 acquires Westec, new company will be known by Westec brand

News • November 1st, 2004
Enforcement of Zero-Tolerance in Des Moines Reduces False Alarms, Sparks Concern

Issues of people disconnecting alarms, dealing with dangerous situations by themselves concern authorities and alarm providers

News • November 1st, 2004
Lambertville, N.J., Considering Increasing Fine for False Alarms

City would allow only one false alarm per year, as opposed to current limit of two

News • October 28th, 2004
Former Alarm Installer on Trial in Murder

Alarm company owner says installer and telephone contractor were only ones who would have known details, locations of alarm system

News • October 20th, 2004
Stanley Works Earnings Rise 53 Percent

Earnings are good step to encourage expansion of company's new security solutions business says company's executive chief

News • October 19th, 2004
Rules Limit Detectives on Residential Burglaries under $25,000 in Philadelphia

Uniformed officers now required to respond, detectives say that standard officers will miss details, not be as thorough

News • October 13th, 2004

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