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Security Upgrades Announced for New York-Area Airports

Port Authority plans new perimeter intrusion system and expanded surveillance, plus biometrics for employee identification and access

News • February 25th, 2005
Safeguard Security Acquires R&M Security

Acquisition brings Safeguard's client base to over 13,500 in New Mexico and Arizona

News • February 24th, 2005
Maine's Security Chief Laments Lack of Staff to Operate Equipment

$30,000 metal detector and X-ray machine sit unused because of lack of money to hire guard to operate equipment

News • February 23rd, 2005
Lexington Makes Adjustments to Alarm Ordinance

Alarm dealers/monitoring companies responsible for collecting annual permit fee, plus increase in fees, formation of Alarm Reduction Unit

News • February 15th, 2005
Monitronics International Announces Results for Second Fiscal Quarter

Company reports net loss for quarter, sees rise in attrition rate, but says long-term outlook is still promising

News • February 11th, 2005
Napco's Second Quarter Profits Rise but Shares Slip

Security equipment manufacturer saw increased sales of company alarmed locks and burglar and fire products

News • February 9th, 2005
Brink's Swings to Profits in Fourth Quarter

Company's home security business reported revenue increase of 11 percent; revenues still off analyst estimates

News • February 9th, 2005
Tri-Ed Splits from Tyco, Acquired by Investment Group

Tri-Ed puts into place a new management team whose history stems from years of managing ADI

News • February 3rd, 2005
Joint ANSI/CSAA Alarm Verification and Notification Standard Issued

Procedures are designed to increase efficiencies by reducing costs and efforts associated with false alarms.

News • February 2nd, 2005
Thieves Disabled Alarm System in Theft of Hundreds of Guns

Pennsylvania sporting goods store fell victim to forced retail theft when alarm system was disabled before thieves pried open front door

News • February 2nd, 2005
Eureka, Calif., Approves New Alarm Ordinance

New rules govern response, increase false alarm fees

News • January 31st, 2005
California's 14th Largest City Moves toward Non-Response Policy

Fremont, Calif., police will not respond to burglary alarms unless alarms are verified first; Feb. 18 deadline for non-response looms

News • January 21st, 2005
False Alarm Ordinance Proposed for Exeter, R.I.

False calls said to be plaguing volunteer force of small Rhode Island town

News • January 17th, 2005
Lexington Council to Consider Fees for Alarm System Users

Police department seeks fix for high numbers of false alarms

News • January 11th, 2005
Alarm Registration Law Passed in Sweetwater, Fla.

Owners will provide current contact information and $25 annual registration fee

News • January 10th, 2005

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