Formed in 1977, their first official task as an association was to join a law suite on behalf of the security dealers against the bell operating companies for access to the phone lines that would allow alarm communications between the customers premises and the monitoring stations which the alarm companies did win.
As a result we are here years later lobbying to protect and increase your business and assist in that competitive edge! We offer a variety of benefits with more on the horizon so stay tuned! The scholarship program is open to all AAA Member Company employees or their legal dependents, under the age of 25.Welcome to the Alabama Alarm Association, representing electronic security professionals since 1977.
As a result we are here years later lobbying to protect and increase your business and assist in that competitive edge! We offer a variety of benefits with more on the horizon so stay tuned! The scholarship program is open to all AAA Member Company employees or their legal dependents, under the age of 25.Welcome to the Alabama Alarm Association, representing electronic security professionals since 1977.
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The Alabama Alarm Association, Inc. is a 501(c)6 trade association for the security and life safety industry. It was created in 1977. Promote business ethics, business growth, and professionalism within business leaders and employees of Alabama's electronic life safety, electronic security, and systems integration industry.
Sponsorship offers the opportunity for vendors to display and educate our members on your products and services. You can become an AAA Sponsor by signing up through this membership page or you can contact the office by email at director@alabamaalarm.com. For more information please email the office and we will give you a call back quickly!
Each alarm service provider must be licensed, have a resident Qualifying Agent (excluding contract monitoring stations) and must register each employee agent who sells, installs, services, monitors, or has access to subscriber or alarm system information. Each company must provide the AESBL with evidence of a policy of general liability insurance in amount of at least $250,000 and must maintain this amount of insurance or more.
The member bulletin board is established so that members can announce job openings, business for sale, office equipment for sale, or or any other information that would be of benefit to members. Members who are looking for a job may also post their availability. This site is monitored and all posts will be reviewed and approved before they are made visible.
Any partnership, corporation, proprietorship or association deriving revenue by manufacturing or supplying equipment or services for the electronic alarm industry shall be eligible to become an associate member. Associate Members will have one representative that serves on the Board of Directors and may vote therein.
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