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NBFAA Introduces 2005 Coupon Book for Member Savings

Booklet features coupons from associate members, adding up to $3,600 in discounts

News • January 4th, 2005
Eureka, Calif., Expected to Adopt Alarm Fees, False Alarm Fines

City moves to permitting, false alarm fine structure to help reduce emergency responses

News • January 4th, 2005
Bexar Co., Texas, Implements Alarm Registration, False Alarm Fee Ordinance

New permitting and fine system went into effect on Jan. 1, 2005

News • January 3rd, 2005
Charleston, S.C., Port Still Waiting on 25 Percent of Security Dollars

Money would be used for intrusion detection, perimeter security

News • January 3rd, 2005
Long Island Communities Face Higher False Alarm Fines

Fees increase in communities for false alarm response fines due to number of calls

News • December 21st, 2004
Stuart, Fla., Updates Alarm Ordinance

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

News • December 20th, 2004
2004 ADI Expo Series Event Wrap-Up

A report from the grand finale event of the 2004 ADI Expo series

News • December 13th, 2004
In Lexington, Alarm Fee Is Sent Back to Committee

Questions of enforcement and cost for annual fees and false alarm fees debated by county council

News • December 8th, 2004
New Warranty Program for NBFAA Members Offers Possibility of Added Profits

Warranty service insurance program allows commercial alarm dealers new revenue stream, additional RMR

News • December 7th, 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
Guard/Monitoring Company Faulted for not Responding to Burglar Alarm at California School

School's alarm was not responded to during recent break-in; alarm company accepts damages for vandalism

News • December 1st, 2004
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

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