Home Security Systems in La Palma, CA
Home security for La Palma, the smallest city in Orange County by area, installed and monitored by Epic Alarm.
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La Palma began as Dairyland in 1955 and was renamed in 1965. At about 1.78 square miles, it is the smallest city in Orange County by area, and it has its own police department. Epic Alarm installs and monitors home systems here, including the paperwork details the city asks for.
La Palma alarm permits
La Palma requires an alarm permit, issued by the Police Chief or a designee.
File an application with the Police Department listing your alarm company and agent information, plus either service contract details or at least two emergency contacts. Confirm the current permit fee and renewal terms with the department.
Ten-day notice. New installations must be reported to police within 10 days.
The 30-day adjustment period
New or replaced systems get a 30-day adjustment period under the city code.
We use those first weeks to fine-tune sensors and make sure everyone in the household knows their code. That groundwork helps once the regular false alarm count begins.
After install. We help you gather the alarm company details your application needs.
More than three in 12 months brings fees
Fees apply when a system has more than three false alarms in any 12-month period.
Amounts are set by City Council resolution, so check the current figures with the city. Permits may be revoked for excessive false alarms or unpaid fees, with 15 days notice.
Read the alarm chapter in the La Palma Code of Ordinances.
Who responds. The La Palma Police Department.
What we install for La Palma homes
Six systems, fitted and monitored across the city
Common questions about alarms in La Palma
Permits, false alarms and how we work in La Palma.
Do I need an alarm permit in La Palma?
Yes. Apply with the La Palma Police Department, listing your alarm company and either service contract details or at least two emergency contacts.
How many false alarms are allowed?
Fees apply to more than three false alarms in any 12-month period. Amounts are set by City Council resolution.
Is there a grace period for a new system?
Yes, a 30-day adjustment period for new or replaced systems.
How soon must I report a new installation?
Within 10 days, to the police.
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