I need a SPD Permit for my burglar alarm…..

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…but which number at the Police Dept. handles that? Anybody know?

TIA

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[flowerpetal]

Are you sure you need it? If it is company monitored, such as Brinks, they are supposed to cover that.

Here’s a contact number and name:

Terry Boyle at (206) 684-8406

Terry is in the Department of Executive Administration and you would call that Dept. because this is a licensing/permit issue.

Good luck.

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Yeah, I need to get the actual permit # myself, according to Broadview (formerly Brinks). I saw the Exec. #, just wasn’t certain. Thanks for responding. Tis appreciated.

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So, here’s the deal about what I learned, but not from the Dept of Exec. Admin, but SPD’s False Alarm Unit (684-7713). Not a biggie though, it’s really just semantics.

What Broadview Security calls an annual “alarm permit fee”, city of Seattle calls an “Annual Registration Fee”. So, some municipalities offer permit #’s to security companies to track owners of systems, our fair city requires system co.’s to provide a quarterly list of all customers within Seattle, which is kept by Revenue Dept. Also, SPD tracks records of all alarms, false or otherwise, responded to.

TMI? :)

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