Only the administrator can run the reports. The base year is user selectable for all reports, the Horrible Hundred also allows selections for date range and minimum number of false alarms to be included in the report.

There is a billing function that allows jurisdictions to specify a dollar amount for each false alarm, per a user-defined schedule. It will also print out invoices and mailing labels to bill the accounts. Messages may be applied to the invoices based on the number of false alarms for that account. If the jurisdiction has a separate department to handle billing, a report or diskette can be made with the billing information on them to give to that other department. It will also keep track of payments received and a balance due. The administrator may also specify a number of false alarms to suspend service. When an account reaches this number, a flag is set indicating that service has been suspended.

FAAP Beta Version 33 was the last revised program that participants used. The CSAA (Central Station Alarm Association) has a newer version available FREE to law enforcement agencies. They may be contacted at: