(A) The county reserves the right to disconnect the services connected with monitoring of any alarm system after giving 60 days’ written notice of intention to disconnect.
(B) The county is under no obligation to provide this special type of monitoring service to any person, and the county expressly reserves the right to deny to any person the privilege of connecting an alarm system to facilities of the county.
(C) In those instances in which an alarm is activated and a Deputy Sheriff responds by going to the premises, and finds no evidence of breaking and entering, the Deputy shall not be required to remain at the premises.
(D) In those instances in which an alarm is activated and a Deputy responds by going to the premises, and, if he or she finds evidence of breaking and entering, the investigating officer will remain at the premises until the owner or his or her agent comes to the premises in response to the alarm.
(1977 Code, § 3:6-3) (Ord. passed 3-11-1986)