(A) Any entity desiring to test or check its alarm system shall first notify the 911 Communications Center of the county and the appropriate emergency personnel, before testing said equipment and following the completion of said test.
(2014 Code, § D1.6(1))
(B) (1) Any time an alarm is turned in and emergency services personnel, which shall include fire department personnel, responds, a charge shall be made for the response of said fire equipment, pursuant to the Fire Department routine charges and if, in fact, the alarm is a false alarm, a charge of $25 per law enforcement or emergency service vehicle of the town which responds shall also be made.
(2) This $25 per unit charge shall be paid to the Clerk-Treasurer of the town within ten days of any charge made.
(2014 Code, § D1.6(2))
(C) If an entity has repeated false alarms pursuant to this section, the Town Council reserves the right to contact said entity and demand their appearance before the Town Council and, if the reason for said false alarms and their occurrences cannot be resolved, to direct the entity to discontinue or modify its alarm services, so as to cause the discontinuances of said false alarms.
(2014 Code, § D1.6(3))
Penalty, see § 70.99