Understanding Permits
What good is an alarm system if no one responds? Registering your system and obtaining a permit or license informs local authorities that your home or business is protected by a monitored alarm system, helping them be there when you need them most.
What Is a Permit?
Many local jurisdictions require their residents to obtain a permit (or otherwise register) after activating their monitored alarm system. Permit / registration requirements vary by locale, but their purpose is to let the local authorities know how many monitored alarm systems are in their communities - helping them manage resources and personnel for emergency dispatches.
In some areas, responders may not dispatch at all to alarms from an address without a registered system. Plus, registering your system may protect you from penalties or fines if authorities respond to an accidental or false alarm.
Do I Need a Permit?
Some jurisdictions require it, some don't. Make sure to research and familiarize yourself with your local permit laws. Our compliance team may reach out with information once you've purchased your system, and are here to answer questions every step of the way.
Have More Questions?
If you have additional questions, please visit our Contact Us page for additional assistance. We can help answer any questions you may have throughout this process.
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Compliance Doesn't Have To Be Complicated.
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Not sure where to start? Our dedicated compliance team can help you research your local permit requirements based on your address.
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In jurisdictions where compliance is a bit more complicated, our team will reach out with information and paperwork or links to help you complete the registration process.
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If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please visit our Contact Us page.
