Question:
What is the cost of the alarm permit registration?
Answer:
The initial permit fee are as follows:
  • Residential Property: $35.00
  • Commercial Property: $35.00
Question:
When does my permit expire?
Answer:
An Alarm Registration is valid for a registration period not to exceed two years, expiring on December 31st of the second year. This registration period is pre-determined and is the same two-year period for all alarm users.
Question:
What does it cost to renew my permit?
Answer:
Permit renewal fees are as follows:
  • Residential Property: $35.00
  • Commercial Property: $35.00
Question:
What happens if I do not renew my permit?
Answer:
If you do not renew your permit, your alarm system will be considered unpermitted and will be subject to additional fees. Late payments will incur an additional fee.
Question:
Can my alarm registration be suspended?
Answer:
Yes, The alarm administrator may suspend any alarm permit upon the occurrence of any of the following conditions:
  • The alarm user has reported six (6) false alarms within the Registration period.
  • There is a false statement of a material fact in the application for a permit
  • The alarm user has failed to make timely payment of any fees assessed.
  • The permit application is otherwise incomplete.
Question:
I've become suspended, how do I reinstate my permit?
Answer:
A person whose Alarm Registration has been suspended may have the registration reinstated if the person:
  • Pays a reinstatement fee of $25.00.
  • Pays or resolves all outstanding charges and fees.
  • Provides documentation of alarm inspection by their alarm company.
Question:
Are Permits transferable?
Answer:
No, Permits are not transferable.