Home Security Systems in Norwalk, CA
Home security for Norwalk, installed by our own team and set up to stay under the city’s three-alarm limit.
Anaheim-based, serving Los Angeles County
Serving Southern California
Norwalk had 102,773 residents at the 2020 Census, and about 68% of housing units are owner-occupied. The city contracts with the LA County Sheriff’s Department, and its Norwalk Station also serves La Mirada and unincorporated South and East Whittier. Epic Alarm installs and monitors home security, cameras and life-safety detection in Norwalk.
No alarm permit in the city code
Norwalk Municipal Code Chapter 8.20 contains no alarm permit or registration requirement.
That makes setup simpler, but the false alarm rules in the same chapter still apply. Epic Alarm checks the current requirements for your address before installing.
Code. Norwalk Municipal Code Chapter 8.20, Alarm Systems.
Three calls in 12 months, then service charges
Operating a system that generates more than three false alarms in any 12-month period is a public nuisance (NMC 8.20.060).
A service charge, set by City Council resolution, is billed to the alarm owner for each Sheriff’s response beyond three alarm calls in a 12-month period (NMC 8.20.080). Confirm the current amount with the city.
- Disconnection may be ordered after ten or more false alarms in 12 months (NMC 8.20.090(B)).
- The Department of Public Safety reviews billing, and appeals go to the City Manager (NMC 8.20.100).
Public Safety. (562) 929-5732, non-emergency.
LASD Norwalk Station
Norwalk contracts with the LA County Sheriff’s Department.
The Norwalk Sheriff’s Station handles alarm calls, phone (562) 863-8711. Our UL-listed central station monitors your system 24/7.
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What we install for Norwalk homes
Six systems, fitted and monitored across the city
Common questions about alarms in Norwalk
Permits, false alarms and how we work in Norwalk.
Do I need an alarm permit in Norwalk?
Norwalk Municipal Code Chapter 8.20 contains no alarm permit or registration requirement.
How many false alarms are allowed?
More than three in any 12-month period is a public nuisance, and each Sheriff’s response beyond three is billed a service charge set by City Council resolution.
Can my alarm be disconnected?
Disconnection may be ordered after ten or more false alarms in 12 months.
Who responds to alarms in Norwalk?
The LA County Sheriff’s Department Norwalk Station, (562) 863-8711.
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