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This Weeks FARA News
Letters about alarm permits are confusing Baton Rouge homeowners. Here’s what to know.
BLOOMINGTON POLICE TO ADDRESS FALSE ALARM BURDEN WITH UPDATED ORDINANCE AND PENALTIES
Fairfield burglar returns to crime scene wearing victim’s shoes: PD
Fairfield police arrested an alleged burglar last week after a homeowner reported the man was in his garage.
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It is the mission of the False Alarm Reduction Association (FARA) to provide a forum for local government alarm ordinance professionals to exchange information on successful false alarm reduction programs, to serve as a clearinghouse for agencies seeking to reduce false alarms, and to foster an environment of cooperation among public safety, the alarm industry and the alarm users.
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