Thoroughbred Alarm

False Alarms & Alarm Registration

False alarms cost municipalities a lot of money and can prevent emergency response personnel from responding to what is a genuine emergency - many charge false alarm fees. Below are (a) some links to municipalities in areas we have customers requiring registration or operation license/permit -and- (b) printable guidelines to help prevent false alarms.

known municipalities at Customer locations requiring Alarm System registration or operation license/permit to be filed by Customer:

(please report broken links)

Alachua County
Clay County
Daytona Beach, City of - email us a copy of your registration, as we must report status of registration upon dispatching authorities
Flagler County
Gainesville, City of
Jacksonville, City of - email us a copy of your registration, as we must report status of registration upon dispatching authorities
Lake County
Mount Dora, City of
Ocala, City of (see Business Emergency Contact Form)
Palatka, City of
Pasco County
St Johns County
Tampa, City of
Volusia County
Williston, City of

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Instructions, False Alarms - handling, cause & prevention.pdf

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