There are numerous benefits of using home watch and security patrol services for your Cape Cod residence. Why should you invest in home watch, or property check patrol services for your Cape Cod home? If you travel often for business, … Continue reading →
The Growing Threat of Renewable Energy & Solar Equipment Theft and Attacks on Electric Infrastructure Equipment Though it isn’t as bad in the US as it is in Europe yet, theft of renewable energy equipment, mainly solar panel theft, is … Continue reading →
If you own a vacation rental, a cottage, house or a condominium on Cape Cod, you have probably experienced some of the challenges of absentee ownership. As a lifelong Cape Cod resident and having worked with many vacation rental owners … Continue reading →
If you are looking for different ways to keep your business or residential property safe and secure, then you have only two real choices, hiring a security guard to stand watch at your property or hiring a mobile patrol service. … Continue reading →
Most Cape Cod towns levy fines against property owners for police response to false alarm activations. Some towns allow a small number of false alarms (usually less than 3) before fines are issued and then assess fines ranging anywhere from … Continue reading →
Due to the growing problem with false alarms, police departments and cities around the country are moving to Verified Response policies. Verified Response is a policy that requires the alarm or alarm monitoring company to verify that there is an … Continue reading →
There are many local Cape Cod companies that offer “home watch” and security related services. These businesses range from key holding caretakers and home watch services to builders and landscapers. According to the laws of the State of Massachusetts anyone … Continue reading →
Martha’s Vineyard emergency operators, police officers, and firefighters handled approximately 2,420 separate alarm calls last year. Nearly all were false alarms. With Island towns facing increasingly tight public safety budgets, the number of false alarms last year is raising questions … Continue reading →
