Remember, the system is only as good as the quality of the components and installation. Each one must be handled as a real threat until it is determined otherwise. False alarms add unnecessary risk to the responding officers and the public in general.
False alarms are very expensive to the tax payers of Orlando.
The intent of this ordinance is, simply, to reduce the number of false alarms received by the Orlando Police and Fire Departments. Insure everyone who has access to your house, has the code and knows how to arm and disarm your security system. Have your alarm company check and service your alarm system regularly. Notify them immediately if you think the system is not working properly. Keep pets, balloons, fans and heaters away from motion sensor areas.