SIAC Briefs on Recent Joint Meeting Between North and South Carolina PD Committees

SIAC Briefs on Recent Joint Meeting Between North and South Carolina PD Committees

Recently, the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC) coordinated a joint meeting of the North and South Carolina Police Chiefs Alarm Management Committees. The meeting was held at the Charlotte Motor Speedway’s Speedway Club in Concord, North Carolina.  Members of each committee were present, and each state conducted their respective individual meetings during the joint session.

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Alarm Customer Loses Insurance Claim Because No Automatic Fire Alarm in Service

Alarm customer [a restaurant in California] sued its insurance carrier to pay for a fire loss. The carrier refused to pay because the insurance policy included “a “Protective Safeguards” endorsement conditioning coverage for fire damage on Mama K’s maintaining an automatic fire alarm protecting the entire building.”

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ONVIF, Security Industry Association Host Joint Webinar to Discuss “State of Standards”

ONVIF, the leading global standardization initiative for IP-based physical security products, and the Security Industry Association (SIA), the leading association for global security solution providers, will jointly host “The State of the Standards,” a webinar.

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New Study: Communities Find Success with Model Alarm Ordinance

Most Alarms Protect Life and Property but Generate No Calls for Service  A new study by a professor at the UNC-Charlotte, Criminal Justice & Criminology Department shows that most electronic security systems in the communities studied protect life and property without generating calls for police services. The study examined four communities that had adopted the

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When Should You Terminate Monitoring Service for Delinquent Account In Collection?

By: Ken Kirschenbaum, NYSESA Legal Counsel Question: Ken, we turned an account over to K&K for collection and the case is proceeding. When we turned it over you suggested that we continue the central station monitoring. I have since reviewed the central station account information activity reports and it appears AC power was dropped from

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