Ogden Police Department Trying to Pass No-Response Ordinance Behind Closed Doors

We have learned that Ogden Police Department is seriously contemplating changing its alarm policy to no-response. This would mean that a burglar alarm would need to be verified in order […]

We had an amazing Conference with dozens of alarm companies and vendors participating. We started with lunch at the Thanksgiving Point golf Course and then proceeded to have an 18 […]

The requirements for fire alarm signaling have been defined by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 72 National Fire Alarm Code. It defines the application, installation, location,performance, inspection, testing and […]

8 Reasons To Sell Smoke Detectors While I had used burglar alarms systems in places I had managed, I never had one in my home until I started working in […]

Utah Alarm Association Training has been busy. There has been trainings almost every two weeks with around 40 people in each training.  We have some great trainers helping out. They […]

Utah Alarm Association held its annual election luncheon at the Cheesecake Factory for the second year in a row. Security companies in Utah gathered for networking and lunch that does […]

For the second year in a row ADT has had a presence at the CES in Vegas. Some may wonder why a security company is at an electronics and gadget […]

that it plans on acquiring Devcon from Golden Gate for $148.5 million. This is the first large acquisition ADT has done since the spin off from Tyco last year. Devcon […]

The Electronic Security Association of Utah is hosting its first Annual Conference on August 22 and August 23rd. It is going to be the largest Security Event in all of […]

iControl sues Alarm.com and Frontpoint.com This was interesting news to hit the web today.  It was on the Wall Street Journal at 10am.   Othermedia sources also picked up the […]