Home Security Systems in Lakewood, CA
Security systems for Lakewood’s post-war homes, installed by our own team and monitored 24/7.
Anaheim-based, serving Los Angeles County
Serving Southern California
Lakewood was built as a post-war planned community of roughly 17,500 homes in under three years, and it incorporated in 1954. It is known for the Lakewood Plan, contracting for municipal services including law enforcement, and had 82,496 residents at the 2020 census. Epic Alarm installs home security, cameras and life-safety detection in Lakewood.
A permit under the Business License Law
Lakewood requires an Alarm System Permit, administered by the City Director of Finance.
The permit falls under the city’s Business License Law, Lakewood Municipal Code Section 6403.8. Confirm the current fee and application steps with the city. Epic Alarm checks the requirements for your address before installing.
Code. Sections 4701-4704 also set alarm system requirements.
Two in 30 days after notice
Lakewood treats false alarm response as an extraordinary law enforcement service.
Under Section 4604, false alarms are excessive when a system generates two or more within any 30-day period after written notice. Costs may then be charged to the person in charge of the premises or the alarm agent. Confirm charge amounts with the city.
Short window. The 30-day window is tight, so fix a misbehaving sensor right away.
LASD Lakewood Station
Lakewood contracts with the LA County Sheriff’s Department.
The Lakewood Sheriff’s Station handles calls in the city, phone (562) 623-3500. Our UL-listed central station monitors your system 24/7.
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What we install for Lakewood homes
Six systems, fitted and monitored across the city
Common questions about alarms in Lakewood
Permits, false alarms and how we work in Lakewood.
Do I need an alarm permit in Lakewood?
Yes. Lakewood requires an Alarm System Permit under Section 6403.8, administered by the City Director of Finance.
When are false alarms considered excessive?
When a system generates two or more false alarms within any 30-day period after written notice, under Section 4604.
Who responds to alarms?
The LA County Sheriff’s Department Lakewood Station, (562) 623-3500.
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