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Former SIA CEO Richard Chace Passes Away

The former CEO of the Security Industry Association (SIA), Richard Chace, passed away recently in China from complications of contracting rabies. You may have already heard that news, but we felt it incumbent to share a bit about Richard’s commitment to the security...

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On the Front Lines of False Alarms

When EPS Security won this year’s Police Dispatch Quality (PDQ) award, it spoke to their diligence not only in the programs they implement on the front lines, but also determination to keep applying for the award when they hadn’t won it in previous years. That stood...

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Florida Police Chiefs Honor SIAC’s Glen Mowrey

Another police chief’s association has honored SIAC’s Glen Mowrey. These awards say a lot about the ongoing good work Glen performs across the country, most recently in the sunshine state, for building good relationships between the electronic security industry and...

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Harvey and Irma: NOT a Television Show

Harvey and Irma sounds the title of a TV comedy show. We know it’s not. Unless you’ve just returned from the moon, you know they are the biggest one-two punch of hurricanes in history to hit the mainland of the United States.   We know the devastation on a...

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Do You Have an Issue for SIAC?

Do you have an issue for SIAC that you would like us to write about? Send it our way to Stan Martin via email at stan@siacinc.org. We are always looking for new subject matter (or even an idea) for our blog and are open to hearing from anyone in the security industry....

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Hot Activity in Arizona and Georgia

There’s hot activity out there. And we’re not talking about temperature. We’re talking about hot issues.   There’s a major verified response issue in Prescott Valley, AZ. And in Sandy Springs, GA, the city council has voted to make alarm companies pay for fines,...

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