TBFAA Transmitter
The TBFAA Transmitter is brought to you by the Texas Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (TBFAA). Some material is provided by the National Monitor, a service of the National Electronic Security Alliance (NESA).
TEXAS NEWS
TDI has amended SFMO rules
TDI has amended SFMO rules to allow license and certificate holders to update their addresses online and without a fee.
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Multiple East Texas 911 services out, calls diverted to alternative lines
Rusk’s office is receiving calls through landline only, and Cherokee’s office is taking calls through the Jacksonville Police Department.
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Daylight saving time could come to an end in Texas if newly filed bills pass
Time For A Change? New bills filed at the Texas Legislature would end the practice of changing your clocks.
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Crow Wing County repeals alarm ordinance
3.17.25 – Brainerd Dispatch – Brainerd, MN – By Renee Richardson After several...
Crooks rob convenience store armed with pythons in goofy cannabis oil heist: ‘The snake is a weapon’
Police in Tennessee are looking for a crew of crooks who made off with $400 worth of cannabis oil from a local gas station convenience store — while armed with a menacing pair of pythons.
Governor signs ACCESS Act at forum touting lithium, economic development
In a public ceremony on stage, Sanders signed SB246 and HB1512, the ACCESS Act, which overhauls higher education to include more scholarships for college students and workforce development as well as changes the higher education funding formula to be more rewarding for schools whose graduates meet employer needs.
The Kansas House and Senate both agree on these budget cuts
The program works to enhance security with, but not limited to, security cameras, integrated exterior door locks, fire alarms, panic buttons and other detection systems. The program sees schools working with law enforcement to review and evaluate crisis plans.
Proposed law would increase penalties for left lane camping
Drivers who hog the left lane on Louisiana interstates could soon face tougher penalties, under a new bill aimed at making roads safer and reducing frustration for motorists.
Maryland lawmakers pass controversial criminal justice, immigration policies: takeaways from Crossover Day
Monday marked Crossover Day, which is the deadline for a bill to pass its chamber of origin to guarantee it receives a hearing in the opposite chamber. House and Senate members in the General Assembly labored long hours to put themselves in the best position to move through the final three weeks of Maryland’s 90-day legislative session.
New tech for Tulsa dispatchers can connect you with help sooner
The City of Tulsa's 911 center has adopted a new system called Prepared 911, allowing callers to send pictures and livestreams. This technology aided in quickly locating a missing teenager with autism.
