A.
No automatic dialing device shall be interconnected to any telephone
numbers at the police station, unless approved by the Police Department
prior to installation, after the effective date of this article.
B.
Within six (6) months after the effective date of this article, all
automatic dialing devices interconnected to any number at the police
station shall be disconnected therefrom, with the exception of telephone
dialers approved by the Police Department. The user of each device
shall be responsible for having the device disconnected or approved
by the Police Department.
C.
Approval of dialers by Police Department. To obtain approval of a
telephone alarm dialer, the owner of the dialer alarm must certify
to the Police Department that the dialer will disconnect from the
phone lines automatically after the third call is made to the Police
Department.
A.
Alarm systems may be connected to the alarm console in the police
station by interfacing through the one (1) company maintaining the
alarm console at the police station.
B.
The alarm user or alarm business contracting for servicing the alarm
user's alarm system shall be responsible for obtaining the required
leased telephone lines between the alarm user's premises and
the alarm-receiving equipment at the Police Department and for furnishing
the appropriate interface equipment, if required, to be compatible
with the receiving equipment used to operate the alarm console.
A.
Every alarm user shall submit to the Police Chief the names and telephone
numbers of at least two (2) persons, in addition to the alarm user,
who can be reached at any time, day or night, and who are authorized
to respond to an emergency signal transmitted by an alarm system,
and who can open the premises wherein the alarm system is installed.
B.
All alarm systems shall be equipped with a test device which will
give a ten-second delay prior to alarm system activation in order
to warn the alarm user of an open circuit.
C.
Within six (6) months from the effective date of this article, all
alarm systems which use an audible horn, siren or bell shall be equipped
with a device which will shut off such horn, siren or bell within
thirty (30) minutes after activation of the alarm system.
D.
Each alarm system user, to include also all automatic devices interconnected
to any number at the police station, shall be allowed, in the course
of any consecutive twelve-month period; three (3) free false alarms.
False alarms in excess of three (3) shall be assessed a fine in accordance
with the Fine Schedule.[1]
No alarm system connected to the Police Department shall be
tested, worked on or demonstrated without first obtaining permission
from the Police Department.
Any alarm user who violates the provisions of this article shall
be subject to a fine in accordance with the Fine Schedule[1] and subsequent to the third offense in a twelve-month
period, may be ordered by the Chief of Police to disconnect from the
alarm system totally.
Any person making application for interconnection of an alarm
security system to the Randolph Police Station shall, prior to said
connection being made, execute a release running to the Randolph Police
and the Town of Randolph.
