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Burglar & Fire Alarm Classes

NEXT BURGLAR ALARM CLASS
3rd Thursday of Every Month
6pm to 7pm
Combined Communications Center
1100 SE 27th St

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Dear City & County Alarm Owner/User:

We invite you to attend the Burglar Alarm Reduction School scheduled for the 3rd Thursday of Every Month. Classes begin at 6:00 pm. sharp for Burglary Alarms, and 7:00 pm for Fire Alarms (Fire Alarm classes held once every three months). Both classes will be conducted at the Combined Communications Center. By attending the class, you will be awarded a special certificate—and it is valuable! It will dismiss one City or County false alarm fine (Burglary & Fire) of up to $680.00.

The class covers:

  • Typical Alarm Problems
  • Ordinance Regulations
  • How to identify reputable alarm companies
  • Why false alarms occur?
  • Your rights as an alarm owner
  • Is your alarm system right for you?
  • Dealing with central stations
  • How to handle a false alarm activation

Seating is limited to the first 20 people. Please call (352) 264-6650 or send your name and number via e-mail to make your reservations today. Remember that if you attend the school, you will receive a certificate good for up to $680.00 in savings off of your current or future false alarm fines.

Please help us help you reduce false alarms at your home or business. False alarms take emergency personnel away from other more serious matters and are costly to all parties involved—and that includes you! If you have ever had any questions about alarm systems, alarm companies, your rights as an alarm system consumer or the City or County Alarm Ordinance, this class is meant for you! Please call for a reservation today. Class participants/attendees must be 18 years of age or older. Out of courtesy for the instructors and students, please leave children at home.


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