The story of the deer that caused power outages last week was on my mind yesterday when I ran the alarm calls for the weekend. Imagine my surprise when the cause of a false alarm at a retail store was purported to be a snake. It is believed that the snake entered the control room for warmth as temperatures dropped. The snakes movement set off the motion detectors and thus the alarm. I believe that this is the first snake on record for my unit, although we have plenty of alarms caused by other animals. In fact, many alarms at warehouse stores are caused by birds that have entered and not been able to exit. What is the strangest animal that you have heard caused a false alarm?
My unit has been around for a number of years, so rarely do we create a new alarm company account as a result of receiving an unsolicited registration form. These days, new alarm company accounts usually result from a citizen registering their alarm system and reporting an alarm company that is not in our database. Of course, we aren’t going to let that alarm company do business in our county without being registered, so we create an account for the company and place it in pending status until they return all of the required forms. Occasionally, I have been bothered by the fact that the status for a new alarm company account defaulted to "Registered" status and had to be manually changed to "Pending". It made more sense to me that the default status should be "Pending". Tonight, I had a few minutes to investigate for a solution. While using CryWolf®, I have found solutions to be available if I take the time to look for them. If you...
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