Shasta County SO - Requested information on the Model States Program. (Packet mailed)
City of Beverly Hills - Director of Finance Administration - requested Model States Program book and FAAP software. (Shipped UPS)
Central Monitoring (Andy Sanchez, San Diego Alarm Association Past President)- Requested all materials available on Model States for upcoming open house meetings at his monitoring station. One meeting will be for alarm company operators; one for law enforcement personnel. (Faxed copies)
Central Station Security Systems (CSSS) in Anaheim - False alarm reduction in place for approximately one and a half years with good results. Wanted the latest information on Model States for incorporation. (Phone calls / Faxes)
Previous contacts for Model States information have been made from Camarillo PD Substation (Ventura County SO), John Jay College, City of Orange, Pomona PD, Covina PD, Monrovia PD, Los Angeles PD, Escondido PD, Fremont PD, Riverside PD, Ventura PD, Chino Hills Sheriff Station, Santa Cruz PD, Hanford PD, Costa Mesa PD, Roseville PD, and Oakland PD.
- GENERAL COMMENTS
The California Alarm Association (CAA) has been such a supportive partner in the efforts of our Model States Program. A special thanks goes to Frank Burke, alarm industry liaison and Past President of the CAA, George Gunning, President of the CAA, Jerry Lenander, Executive Director of the CAA, as well as to all the very active membership in this wonderful organization.
I would also like to thank Chief Charles Brobeck for his leadership and guidance. Chief Brobeck is the IACP liaison for the California Model States Program. In additional to his active part in this program, the Chief has hosted several of our meetings in the City of Irvine, graciously serving as facilitator.
And thanks to Stan Martin, National Coordinator for the Model States Program. Stan is a "loaned" ADI Vice President in charge of Industry Relations. The commitment that ADI and Stan Martin are putting forth into the Model States Program is exemplary.
All participating agencies in California are working on revisions to their alarm ordinances and/or policy changes. Updates include:
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Irvine PD has a draft alarm ordinance ready for review / approval.
Novato PD has draft alarm ordinance ready for review.
Redding PD requested base data on CA participating cities for input on revised ord.
San Bruno PD is utilizing the model ordinance to write their first alarm ordinance.
Santa Clara PD has an alarm ordinance drafted. Mtg. 10/01/98 with alarm companies.
Tiburon PD is in the process of reviewing their ordinance and policies.
Tustin PD has been working on revisions to their alarm ordinance.
Walnut Creek PD hopes to have revisions to their ordinance ready by September 1998.
California's participating police departments that are able to generate alarm data are provided with "report cards" on alarm companies with excessive accounts. Some departments are handling these accounts themselves; others, I send the "Corrective Action Reports" under the individual police chief's signature. Statistics on compliance will be available as the numbers grow. , National Coordinator for the Model States Program. Stan is a "loaned" ADI Vice President in charge of Industry Relations. The commitment that ADI and Stan Martin are putting forth into the Model States Program is exemplary.
Reported 7/8/98
STATUS - PARTICIPATING CALIFORNIA CITIES
The following agencies are using our software and successfully exporting the data files:
- Carlsbad PD
- Chula Vista PD
- Foster City PD
- Novato PD
- Santa Clara PD
- Tiburon PD
- Huntington Beach PD
- Newport Beach PD
- Redding PD
- Santa Rosa PD
- Irvine PD (Sent "worst offenders" list)
- San Bruno PD
- Westminster PD
The status of the remaining cities in California is as follows:
- Santa Ana PD
- Tustin PD
- Vallejo PD
- Walnut Creek PD
- SOFTWARE / DATABASE UPDATE
Chula Vista had struggled with General Protection Faults for the past two months when entering alarm information into FAAP. The alarm administrator thinks they have overcome this dilemma.
Santa Ana is dealing with a "confidentiality" issue on release of alarm data - the fact that the coordinators have all signed confidentiality / non-disclosure statements could resolve this issue.
Tustin has decided not to use FAAP. They changed alarm administrators this month - generating the worst offenders list has been challenging.
- OTHER ACTIVITY
Previous contacts have been made with: Camarillo PD Substation (Ventura County SO), John Jay College, City of Orange, Pomona PD, Covina PD, Monrovia PD, Los Angeles PD, Escondido PD, Fremont PD, Riverside PD, Ventura PD, Chino Hills Sheriff Station, Santa Cruz PD, Hanford PD, Costa Mesa PD, Roseville PD, and Oakland PD.
- GENERAL COMMENTS
Informational letters regarding the Model States Program were sent to all of California's 1,860 licensed alarm company operators. Feedback has been extremely positive in support of our efforts.
All participating agencies are working on revisions to their alarm ordinances and/or policy changes. Updates:
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Irvine PD has a draft alarm ordinance ready for review / approval.
Novato PD has draft alarm ordinance ready for review.
San Bruno PD is utilizing the model ordinance to write their first alarm ordinance.
Santa Clara PD has an alarm ordinance drafted and about ready for review.
Tiburon PD is in the process of reviewing their ordinance and policies.
Tustin PD has been working on revisions to their alarm ordinance.
Walnut Creek PD hopes to have revisions to their ordinance ready by September 1998.
California's participating police departments that are able to generate data are already being provided with "report cards" on alarm companies with excessive accounts. Some departments are handling these accounts themselves; others, I send the "Corrective Action Reports" under the individual police chiefs signature. Statistics on compliance will be available as the numbers grow.
Reported 6/8/98
STATUS - PARTICIPATING CALIFORNIA CITIES
The following agencies are using our software and successfully exporting the data files:
- Carlsbad PD
- Chula Vista PD
- Novato PD
- Santa Clara PD
- Foster City PD
- Huntington Beach PD
- Newport Beach PD
- Redding PD
- Santa Rosa PD
- Irvine PD
- San Bruno PD
- Westminster PD
- Tiburon PD (Sent "worst offenders" list / Windows computer due July 1st)
The status of the remaining cities in California is as follows:
Santa Ana PD - will not be using the FAAP software. They have converted to a Tiburon CAD system. They have a revamped registration process and now require the issuance of a permit number. Staff was able to have the computer assign a permit number to each existing alarm account (approx. 5,000). California alarm company mailing information has been sent to them.
Tustin PD - The alarm administrator has an officer on light duty compiling the list of "worst offenders." This will be available the first week of July.
Vallejo PD - They currently use a computer-generated billing system for excessive alarms. They are working on revisions to their alarm ordinance, including non-response after eight excessive alarms. They do not have a personal computer that will support FAAP; however, they are compiling a list of their "worst offenders" for us. I faxed a copy of the tab-delimited ASCII file layout to their communications manager.
Walnut Creek PD - sent a letter with regrets that their Crime Prevention Officer had resigned and that data collection had not been started. They are upgrading FAAP to version 33 even though they may use a CAD program for the stats. They hope to have a revision to their alarm ordinance completed by September.
- SOFTWARE / DATABASE UPDATE
Ten of California's participating agencies are/or will be using the FAAP software for data collection.
- OTHER ACTIVITY
ADI mailed the IACP / Alarm Industry Partnership video to the Camarillo PD Substation (Ventura County SO). They are interested in information regarding false alarm ordinances.
Previous contacts have been made with John Jay College, City of Orange, Pomona PD, Covina PD, Monrovia PD, Los Angeles PD, Escondido PD, Fremont PD, Riverside PD, Ventura PD, Chino Hills Sheriff Station, Santa Cruz PD, Hanford PD, Costa Mesa PD, Roseville PD, and Oakland PD.
- GENERAL COMMENTS
Santa Clara PD sends out letters from Chief Arolla to the worst offenders. They have had very good compliance.
Redding PD has been working closely with the alarm companies in their area. They send letters to their excessive alarm locations. The alarm companies that publish newsletters have reiterated that "the police department is getting very serious about the false alarm problem." The articles remind the alarm customer that the police department is now checking over dispatches from false alarms daily and letting the customer know that if they have had an excessive amount of false dispatches, that a letter will be sent from the police department and the alarm company will be notified of the problem. Corrective action is then taken to fix the problem, whether it is user error or problems with the equipment.
Foster City PD is using the billing feature along with the collection of false alarm data.
All agencies are working on revisions to their alarm ordinances and/or policy changes. Updates:
Irvine PD has a draft alarm ordinance ready for review / approval.
Novato PD has draft alarm ordinance ready for review.
San Bruno PD is utilizing the model ordinance to write their first alarm ordinance.
Santa Clara PD has an alarm ordinance drafted and about ready for review.
Tiburon PD is in the process of reviewing their ordinance and policies.
Tustin PD has been working on revisions to their alarm ordinance.
Walnut Creek PD hopes to have revisions to their ordinance ready by September 1998.
Reported 5/8/98STATUS - PARTICIPATING CALIFORNIA CITIES
The following agencies are using our software and successfully exporting the data files:- Carlsbad PD
- Chula Vista
- Novato PD
- Santa Clara
- Huntington Beach PD
- Newport Beach PD (CAD export file)
- Redding PD
- Foster City PD
- Irvine PD
- San Bruno PD
- Westminster PD
The status of the remaining cities in California is as follows:
Santa Ana PD - will probably not be using the FAAP software. They are trying to use their existing CAD system and will be converting to a Tiburon system soon. They have a revamped registration process that now requires the issuance of a permit number. Staff was able to have the computer assign a permit number to each existing alarm account (approx. 5,000).
Santa Rosa PD - had planned to use FAAP once they obtained a personal computer. With budget cuts, that probably will not happen. Their alarm administrator is working on their Aworst offenders@ list for me. The city currently has an automatic billing process for excessive alarms.
Tiburon PD - is starting the process of reviewing their ordinance and policies. They have a manpower shortage in records so time lines probably cannot be met initially. They have no Windows based computers (until at least July 1st) so they are hand-tallying stats.
Tustin PD - alarm administrator has limited access to a computer so an officer on light duty will be compiling the list of Aworst offenders.@
Vallejo PD - has been active in the Adopt-A-City program. I met with them on May 7th to discuss our program in more detail since they had been unable to make the orientation meeting. They currently use a computer generated billing system for excessive alarms. They are working on revisions to their alarm ordinance, including no-response after eight excessive alarms. They do not have a personal computer that will support FAAP; however, they are compiling a list of their Aworst offenders@ for us. I faxed a copy of the tab-delimited ASCII file layout to their communications manager.
Walnut Creek PD - sent a letter April 6th with regrets that their Crime Prevention Officer had resigned and that data collection had not been started. They are upgrading FAAP to version 33 even though they may use a CAD program for the stats. They hope to have a revision to their alarm ordinance completed by September.
- SOFTWARE / DATABASE UPDATE
Ten of California=s participating agencies are/or will be using the FAAP software for data collection.
OTHER ACTIVITY
John Jay College - Sent Model States binder and other literature for their library.
Pomona PD - Chief Shaurette and his staff were in attendance at the Inland Empire Alarm Association Meeting and requested more information about the Model States Program. I sent them copies of all our material.
Los Angeles PD - Met with their management division and discussed the Model States Program.
City of Orange - Their Crime Prevention Specialist was present at the Orange County Alarm Association Meeting. I gave her the web site address and she is checking to see if they already have a copy of the Model States book.
Previous contacts with Covina PD, Monrovia PD, Los Angeles PD, Escondido PD, Fremont PD, Riverside PD, Ventura PD, Chino Hills Sheriff Station, Santa Cruz PD, Hanford PD, Costa Mesa PD, Roseville PD, and Oakland PD.
GENERAL COMMENTS
California=s participating agencies that have started data collection have begun to either export the data to me or are identifying their worst offenders.
The first alarm dealer / police meetings will probably be held in June or July.
All agencies are working on alarm ordinances / policy changes.
Reported 4/6/98STATUS - PARTICIPATING CITIES
Carlsbad PD - Sgt. Stockton has loaded Beta 33 of FAAP on a HP w/Pentium processor and has a volunteer beginning to input data. I will make a site visit there in May to assist.
Chula Vista PD - Their Crime Analysis Unit is working with Beta 33 of FAAP, entering data. They expect to have data by May 15th. They are sending me a copy of their current ordinance for review.
Foster City PD - Chief Norman has assigned a Corporal Scott Welch to administer the program. They are working on a request to obtain a computer and a modem at this time and plan to use FAAP.
Huntington Beach PD - The alarm unit is working with Beta 33 of FAAP. Their computer has been down and with vacation time, they are behind on stats.
Irvine PD - Chief Brobeck has appointed Lierre Green as the program administrator. They had an initial problem with the FAAP software disks. I then sent them the software as a Eudora attachment. Staff was able to successfully download the information; however, they are experiencing difficulties getting the CAD system to work with FAAP. They are trying to obtain a PC.
Newport Beach PD - Chief McDonell has designated Captain Tim Riley as program administrator; however, they will not be using the FAAP software. I sent them the ASCII format for data collection. They successfully loaded the California alarm companies into their CAD system and are sending me data from Jan 1st - April 30th on disk.
Novato PD - Chief Brady has assigned Corporal Dave Bettin as program administrator. They are successfully using the Beta 33 FAAP software. I received their export file; they have already identified one account that has had twenty (20) false alarm activations in two months. They are drafting a false alarm ordinance using the model ordinance as a guide, and will be including "attempt verification" before dispatch.
Redding PD - Chief Blankenship has assigned Administrative Sergeant Rich Nance as the program administrator. They have loaded the FAAP software but are trying to extract data from their CAD system. I received a list of their worst offenders (January 1- March 31, 1998).
San Bruno PD - Officer Mark Phillips has been assigned by Chief Palla as the program administrator. Currently they do not have an alarm ordinance; however, they are already looking at the model ordinances for help in drafting one of their own during the next three months. Due to staffing shortages they will have 3-4 weeks delay in compiling data.
Santa Ana PD - Chief Walters has assigned Sgt. Steve Despenas as program administrator. They will probably not be using the FAAP software. They are trying to use their existing CAD system and will be converting to a Tiburon system soon. They do have a registration process; however, they do not issue a permit number. Currently staff is working to have the computer assign a permit number to each alarm account.
Santa Clara PD - Chief Arolla has Lt. Rees overseeing this program. I sent Beta 33 of FAAP to upgrade their software. They are re-sending their January-March, as well as April, stats using this latest version. They are currently working on a draft ordinance following the guidelines of the model ordinance. I have reviewed the draft and made comments on it.
Santa Rosa PD - Chief Dunbaugh has assigned Alarm Technician Kim Svinth as program administrator. Communication Manager Pegi Gregson has also been involved. They inquired as to the availability of a personal computer. Their alarm technician does not have one at this time and none is budgeted this year. They plan to use FAAP once they have a computer.
Tiburon PD - Chief Herley has assigned Lieutenant Tom Aiello to administer the program. They are starting the process of reviewing their ordinance and policies. They have a manpower shortage in records so timelines probably cannot be met initially. They have no Windows based computers (until at least July 1st) so they are hand-tallying stats.
Tustin PD - Chief Foster has assigned Administrative Sergeant David Kreyling to act as program administrator.
Vallejo PD - Chief Nichelini has assigned Lt. Tony Pearsall as their program administrator. Lt. Pearsall has asked Officer Brett Clark to oversee the program. They have been active in the Adopt-A-City program also. I will be meeting with them on May 7th to discuss our program in more detail since they had been unable to make the orientation meeting.
Walnut Creek PD - Sgt. Richard Bartlett, program administrator, sent a letter April 6th with regrets that their Crime Prevention Officer had resigned and that data collection had not been started. They are upgrading FAAP to version 33 even though they may use a CAD program for the stats.
Westminster PD - Chief Cook has assigned Lieutenant Larry Woessner as program administrator. Their alarm coordinator is a volunteer; they also have a community officer doing data entry. They have loaded FAAP on a stand-alone computer.
Twelve or thirteen of California’s participating agencies will be using the FAAP software (Beta 33 to date) for data collection.
OTHER ACTIVITY
Chino Hills Sheriff Station - Captain John Hernandez, Commander, saw an article in the February Network and wanted more information on the Model States Program. (San Bernardino County)
Santa Cruz PD - Sent Model States information and FAAP disks and binder to David Newman.
Hanford PD - Sent Sgt. Scott Model States information, as well as FAAP disks and binder.
Covina PD - Sent Model States handbook and the partnership video to Jodie Collins, Safe-Alarm Program, for a presentation.
Roseville PD - Reviewed draft alarm ordinance.
Previous interest from Covina PD, Monrovia PD, Los Angeles PD, Escondido PD, Fremont PD, Riverside PD, Ventura PD, and Oakland PD.
- GENERAL COMMENTS
All participating California agencies were sent the NBFAA / FARA "False Alarm School" packets for their information.
California’s participating agencies will be generating their monthly data collection reports the first week of May.
The first alarm dealer / police meetings will be held in May or June. We will review the program and identify the "worst" offenders.
Reported 3/10/98STATUS - PARTICIPATING CITIES
Carlsbad PD - Letter of Intent to participate received from Chief Vales and he assigned Sergeant Dale Stockton as the program administrator. They are recruiting for a new volunteer to begin input of data.
Chula Vista PD - Chief Emerson has designated Crime Analysis Manager Barbara Brookover as the program administrator. They are very interested in false alarm reduction, making inquiries about FARA (False Alarm Reduction Assn.). They have an old CAD system so they can only provide 1995 base data. It would have taken too many hours to capture 1996 and 1997 figures. They are working with the FAAP software.
Foster City PD - Chief Norman has assigned a Corporal Scott Welch to administer the program. They are working on a request to obtain a computer and a modem at this time.
Huntington Beach PD - Received the second set of software (first set had errors). Chief Lowenberg has assigned alarm officer Jim Carr as program administrator. They are working with the software atthis time. E-mail addresses and profile data forth-coming.
Irvine PD - Letter of Intent acknowledged from Chief Brobeck. Lierre Green has been named as the program administrator. They had an initial problem with the FAAP software disks. I then sent them the software as a Eudora attachment. Staff was able to successfully download the information; however, they are experiencing difficulties getting the CAD system to work with FAAP. They are trying to obtain a PC.
Newport Beach PD - Chief McDonell has designated Captain Tim Riley as program administrator; however, they will not be using the FAAP software. I sent them the ASCII format for data collection. Their MIS personnel is trying to incorporate the California dealers list for use with their CAD system.
Novato PD - Is participating in the program and Chief Brady has assigned Corporal Dave Bettin as program administrator. They have begun using the FAAP software having already identified one account that has had twenty (20) false alarm activations in two months. They have been in contact with the alarm company. Their current General Order pertaining to their false alarm policy, in place since 1992, deals with probation/suspension of response rather than fines. They are drafting a false alarm ordinance after the model ordinance, including "attempt verification" before dispatch.
Redding PD - Letter of Intent to participate in the program received from Chief Blankenship. He has assigned Administrative Sergeant Rich Nance as the program administrator. They have loaded the FAAP software but are trying to extract data from their CAD system. They are working on getting February and March data. Additionally, they have contacted at least six large alarm companies that do business in Redding. All seem to be interested in the program and have shown an interest in attending the first alarm dealers/police meeting.
San Bruno PD - Received a verbal notice of intent to participate. Officer Mark Phillips has been assigned by Chief Palla as the program administrator. Currently they do not have an alarm ordinance; however, they are already looking at the model ordinances for help in drafting one of their own during the next three months. Due to staffing shortages (as of 03/13) they will have 3-4 weeks delay in compiling data.
Santa Ana PD - Letter of Intent to participate in the program received from Chief Walters. He has assigned Sgt. Steve Despenas as program administrator. They will probably not be using the FAAP software. They are trying to use their existing CAD system and will be converting to a Tiburon system soon. They do have a registration process; however, they do not issue a permit number. Currently staff is working to have the computer assign a permit number to each alarm account.
Santa Clara PD - Chief Arolla has confirmed their participation and has assigned Lieutenant Walter Rees to administer the program. After three sets of FAAP disks, staff is on-line with our program. They are sending January - March data as of April 1st. They are currently working on a draft ordinance following the guidelines of the model ordinance.
Santa Rosa PD - Chief Dunbaugh has assigned Alarm Technician Kim Svinth as program administrator. Communication Manager Pegi Gregson has also been involved. They inquired as to the availability of a personal computer. Their alarm technician does not have one at this time and none is budgeted this year.
Tiburon PD - Chief Herley has assigned Lieutenant Tom Aiello to administer the program. They are starting the process of reviewing their ordinance and policies. They have a manpower shortage in records so timelines probably cannot be met initially.
Tustin PD - Letter of Intent to participate in the program received from Chief Foster. He assigned Administrative Sergeant David Kreyling to act as program administrator.
Walnut Creek PD - Chief Gregson has confirmed participation in the Model States Program and has assigned Sergeant Richard Bartlett as the program administrator. They have received the FAAP software and have successfully begun collection of data back to January 1998.
Westminster PD - Chief Cook has assigned Lieutenant Larry Woessner as program administrator. Their alarm coordinator is a volunteer; they also have a community officer doing data entry. They have loaded FAAP on a stand-alone computer.
SOFTWARE / DATABASE UPDATE
Fourteen of California's participating agencies will be using the FAAP software for data collection.
OTHER ACTIVITY
Escondido PD - Forwarded FAAP software, books, list of dealers. (03/03/98)
Los Angeles PD - Sent Model States Program binder to their Management Division, per their request.
Monrovia PD - Interested in the Model Ordinance. Used the Web site.
Covina PD - Had NBFAA send model ordinance to Captain Harvey.
Previous contacts from Fremont PD, Riverside PD, Ventura PD, and Oakland PDs
Reported 2/16/98Two initial orientation meetings with potential agencies were held this month: January 28th at the Irvine Civic Center for the Southern California cities; January 29th in Burlingame for the Bay Area - Northern California cities. The Chiefs and their designated program administrators were invited to go over goals, ordinance changes, data collection parameters, FAAP software/training, and timelines for the California Model States Program. Each agency in attendance received copies of the FAAP software. The turnout at both meetings was excellent and the enthusiasm great.
List of agencies attending:
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Huntington Beach PD Irvine PD Carlsbad PD Tustin PD Santa Ana PD Costa Mesa PD Newport Beach PD Chula Vista PD Westminster PD |
Novato PD San Bruno PD Foster City PD Walnut Creek PD Santa Rosa PD Tiburon PD Roseville PD Santa Clara PD Redding PD |
Profile data on each of the participating agencies is continuing, to date, we have received alarm ordinances from seven cities. Several of the California agencies are already incorporating the IACP Resolution and the Model Ordinance concepts into their alarm revisions.
Special thanks to Stan Martin (ADI) and his Administrative Coordinator Doreen Clinton, Frank Burke (Hamilton Securities and Past President of the California Alarm Association), Chief Charles Brobeck (Irvine PD) and his Administrative Coordinator Diane Lawrence, Chief Charlie Arolla (Santa Clara PD), and to all the participants from around the State for making the meetings such a success.
The following timeline has been established for California. Participating agencies should:
- Confirm participation in the Model States Program by 2/13/98
- Concurrently, start ordinance / policy review changes
- Review software / data requirements
- Start data collection by 3/1/98
- Generate first month’s report from software by 4/3/98
- Attend first alarm dealers/police meeting in May to identify worst sites and to review program
Reported 1/16/98
The California Model States False Alarm Program is up and running. Meetings with the participating agencies from Southern California and the Bay area have been scheduled. We will cover program goals, ordinance changes, data collection parameters, available software & training, time lines, as well as answer any questions regarding this program. Please RSVP Pam Harlan at (916) 924-1620 or Fax (916) 263-6090.
Reported 11/21/97
NEW COORDINATOR HIRED! - Interviews were conducted and completed by the hiring committee on November 3 - 4, at the Irvine Police Department. Eighteen individuals were interviewed. Pamela L. Harlan was selected as the Model States Project State Coordinator for California. Pam will be leaving the Roseville Police Department to start her new assignment beginning December 1st 1997.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE HIRING TEAM: CHIEF BROBECK - IRVINE P.D. & FRANK BURKE - HAMILTON SECURITY.
SHORT BIO on PAM:
Current Duties - Last seven years as a crime prevention specialist with the City of Roseville Police Department. Her duties included: proactive crime prevention & community policing strategies; in charge of very successful neighborhood watch program; compiles comprehensive statistics on criminal activity; active in false alarm reduction administration/programs; publisher of local newsletter and training & educational resource for 400 groups of citizens in the city; helping to implement Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (RCONA).
Reported 10/14/97
WELCOME CALIFORNIA!.... - California has just officially come on board as a Model State - Law enforcement and the alarm industry are looking for cities to participate in our false alarm reduction program in California. Interested agencies should communicate with one of the listed contacts below for details as soon as possible.
READY TO HIRE COORDINATOR... The alarm industry is now ready to move forward with hiring a "state coordinator" to help administer the program. Applications will be accepted through 10/24/97. Resumes should be forwarded to the attention of Stan Martin. Extensive background check, drug testing and other screening will be required. EOE.
Reported 08/28/97 - Orange County Chiefs Association Meeting was held on 9/30, a presentation on the Model States program was made. Several agencies indicated they will participate in the program.
Contact Information:
Pam Harlan
c/o CPOA
1455 Response Road, Suite 190
Sacramento, CA 95815
Ph: 916 924-1620 Fax: 916 263-6090
E-Mail: PHarlan@ix.netcom.com
POLICE/PUBLIC SAFETY
Charles Brobeck
Chief of Police
Irvine Police Department
One Civic Center
PO BOX 19575
Irvine CA 92623-9575
Ph: 714 724-7101 Fax: 714 724-7114
E-Mail: ipd@irvinepd.org
ALARM INDUSTRY
Frank Burke
California Alarm Association
Ph: 909 988-9951 Fax: 909 988-8851