Home Security Systems in Hawaiian Gardens, CA
Hawaiian Gardens requires home and business alarms to be registered with the LA County Sheriff’s Department. Epic Alarm installs, monitors and helps you stay within the rules.
Anaheim-based, serving Los Angeles County
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Hawaiian Gardens is the smallest city by land area in Los Angeles County, under 1 square mile, with 14,149 residents at the 2020 census. Incorporated in 1964, it contracts with the LA County Sheriff’s Department through the Lakewood Station. Epic Alarm installs security systems, cameras and fire and CO detection for homes here.
Register your alarm with the Sheriff
All residential and business alarm users in Hawaiian Gardens must register their alarm.
Hawaiian Gardens Municipal Code Section 9.70.010 says users of residential and business alarms shall register them with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. The registration also needs to carry current emergency contact information.
A user who fails to register, or fails to keep emergency contacts up to date, may be charged a $50.00 non-compliance fee. The code does not list a registration fee or a renewal term.
Code reference. Hawaiian Gardens Municipal Code Chapter 9.70, Alarms.
Three false alarms before a fee
Response fees start at the fourth false alarm within any 12 month period.
Under Section 9.70.020, a $50.00 police response fee applies starting with the fourth false alarm in any 12 month period. The code defines a false alarm as an activation when no crime was committed or a police response was not warranted, such as one caused by a system malfunction or operator error.
You can ask for a hearing with the Chief of Police, who may waive the fee for unusual or extraordinary circumstances.
Rolling window. The count runs over any 12 month period, not a calendar year.
LASD Lakewood Station
Hawaiian Gardens contracts with the LA County Sheriff’s Department.
The Lakewood Station at 5130 Clark Avenue, Lakewood, handles calls in the city, phone (562) 623-3500. It also serves Artesia, Bellflower, Lakewood and Paramount. Our UL-listed central station monitors your system 24/7 and passes verified alarms on for dispatch.
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Security in a compact city
In a city under 1 square mile, a plan that fits your specific home matters more than a package.
Door and window contacts on every ground floor entry, cameras that cover the front door and driveway without pointing at a neighbor’s yard, and smoke and CO detection on each level are a solid starting point. We test every zone at installation and train each user, which helps keep you under the false alarm limit.
Life safety. Smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detection can be monitored alongside intrusion.
What we install for Hawaiian Gardens homes
Six systems, fitted and monitored across the city
Common questions about alarms in Hawaiian Gardens
Permits, false alarms and how we work in Hawaiian Gardens.
Do I need to register my alarm in Hawaiian Gardens?
Yes. Municipal Code Section 9.70.010 requires users of residential and business alarms to register with the LA County Sheriff’s Department. Failing to register or to keep emergency contacts current can bring a $50.00 non-compliance fee.
How many false alarms are free in Hawaiian Gardens?
Three. A $50.00 police response fee starts at the fourth false alarm within any 12 month period. The Chief of Police may waive it for unusual or extraordinary circumstances.
Who responds to alarms in Hawaiian Gardens?
The LA County Sheriff’s Department Lakewood Station, 5130 Clark Avenue, Lakewood, (562) 623-3500.
Who installs the system?
Our own technicians install and service every system.
Get a free quote for your Hawaiian Gardens home
Call 888-969-3742 for a free quote. We will design a system for your Hawaiian Gardens home and remind you to register it with the Sheriff’s Department.
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