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    Steve Keefer named Executive Director of the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC)
    Jan. 13, 2025
    Former Executive Director Stan Martin will continue to consult with SIAC to help smooth the transition.
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    May 16, 2023
    Created in 2004 by the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC), the Moody Award is given annually to an individual who demonstrates a passion for advancing positive alarm management...
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    March 21, 2023
    In many instances, the false alarms have been triggered by routine events such as skiing or exercising, SIAC says.
    (Photo courtesy SIAC)
    LOUD Security Systems President John Loud, pictured above, will receive the William N. Moody Award at the 2022 Electronic Security EXPO Public Safety and Networking Luncheon in Fort Worth, Texas.
    March 30, 2022
    Loud recognized for his leadership and success in fighting alarm company fines in Georgia
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    March 24, 2020
    North Carolina association honors Mowrey with lifetime achievement award
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    May 24, 2018
    Association celebrates his decades of service
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    Marietta (GA) Police Chief Dan Flynn and SIAC Law Enforcement National Liaison Glen Mowrey Present Security Industry Alarm Coalition Directors Award of Distinction for Excellence in Alarm Management to Atlanta (GA) Police Deputy Chief Rodney Bryant.
    Feb. 1, 2018
    Department presented with SIAC Directors Award of Distinction
    SIAC presents a dispatch reduction award to Lexington, S.C.: (L to R) Patrolman First Class Ryan Whitlock, Mayor Steve MacDougall, Glen Mowrey, Chief Terrence Green, Lt. Matt Timmerman, Major Matt Davis, and Lt. Thomas Stowe.
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    This is the second time that SIA has received an award from ESGR.
    July 9, 2013
    SIA receives Above and Beyond Award from Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve

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    Vector Security maintains a company philosophy to not only provide the latest technologies to reduce false dispatches, but also train customers and the internal team.

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    The plaintiffs in the case against Sandy Springs, Ga., over its alarm ordinance that allows the city to charge alarm companies for the false alarms of its customers recently filed a petition seeking a rehearing of their appeal before the full appeals court.
    Staff Reports
    Aug. 11, 2020
    Plaintiffs say city ordinance violates their right to due process under federal and state laws
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    Sandy Springs, Ga., has passed an ordinance to make false alarm fees the responsibility of the security dealers instead of homeowners.
    David S. Margulies
    Sept. 19, 2017
    SIAC, TMA working to fight new ordinance in Sandy Springs, asks for help
    Sharon Elder of National Monitoring Center is the 2013 William Moody Award winner.
    (courtesy SIAC)
    SIAC appoints Maria Malice as board memer
    July 12, 2012
    Malice to replace John D. Know on board
    Ron Haner (center) received the inaugural SIAC William N. Moody Award for his volunteer service to the industry from SIAC Executive Director Stan Martin (left) and Director Ron Walters (right).
    April 15, 2005
    Award honors efforts Haner has made in the Pacific Northwest and nationally on alarm issues
    Dec. 1, 2004
    Brinks Home Security manager of industry and public relations to assist SIAC in its communications duties
    Nov. 4, 2004
    Organization also unveils new ordinance tracking effort