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Residential alarm permit registration form

False Alarm Reduction Program Bylaw 1382 ($10 annual permit fee)

ALL home and business alarm systems in the Central Okanagan must be registered with an annual alarm permit with RDCO.

RDCO False Alarm Reduction Program Alarm Bylaw 1382 requires registration of alarm systems within the following areas:

Central Okanagan East Electoral area
Central Okanagan West Electoral area
District of Lake Country
City of Kelowna
Westbank First Nation
City of West Kelowna
District of Peachland

Please Note: Permit applications will be processed within 48 business hours. You are applying for an annual alarm permit online and therefore we will forward you online payment instructions to the RDCO payment portal to pay for the permit online. If you are not comfortable with the online process, you will need to apply for the alarm permit in person at the Regional District of Central Okagnagan office located at 1450 KLO Road, Mon - Fri (8a.m. to 4p.m.)

Applicant consent

Submission of this form confirms the information is true and accurate to the best of my recollection.

Are you an alarm company applying on behalf of your customer:

Are you an alarm company paying on behalf of your customer:

Alarm company name (if alarm company applying)

Alarm company email (if alarm company applying)

Consent Full Name

Consent Email Address

Date

Alarm location information

Applicant's first name

Applicant's last name

Applicant's email

Applicant's phone

Second applicant's first name

Second applicant's last name

Second applicant's email

Second applicant's phone

Street address

City

Postal Code

Phone #:

Does your security system have:

Doorbell camera

Video Feed

CCTV

Mailing/billing address (if different from alarm address)

Street address

City

Province/State

Postal/Zip Code

Responsible party information

This section is about who will operate/respond to the alarm system.

Responsible party (who is responding/operating the alarm system)

Phone number

Email address

Responsible party (2) (who is the second person operating the alarm)

Phone number

Email address

Alarm company information

If you are self-monitored, please enter "self-monitored" in the below mandatory fields.
Disclaimer: Self-monitored alarms are the sole responsibility of the user for cancellation of false alarm activity to RCMP.

Alarm company name

Monitoring company name

Attention:

You have applied for an annual alarm permit online and therefore we will forward you online payment instructions to the RDCO payment ortal to validate the permit. If you are not comfortable with the online process you will need to apply for the alarm permit in person at the Regional District of Central Okanagan office located at 1450 K.L.O Rd Mon-Fri (8am-4pm)

False Alarm Reduction Program Bylaw No. 1382

ALL home and business alarm systems in the Central Okanagan must be registered with an annual alarm permit with RDCO.

The False Alarm Reduction Program Alarm Bylaw No. 1382 operated by the Regional District of Central Okanagan on behalf of the Central Okanagan East and Central Okanagan West Electoral areas and all local governments in the Central Okanagan (City of Kelowna, District of West Kelowna, District of Lake Country, District of Peachland and Westbank First Nation.)

To become registered:

You complete the permit registration form above
Pay for your permit fee online or by mail

Definition of a False Alarm:
An alarm activation that the police (RCMP) attend and find no evidence of criminal activity.

Why you should have a permit with the False Alarm Reduction Program?

Bylaw No. 1382 applies to Lake Country, Kelowna, West Kelowna, Westbank First Nation and Peachland that states if you have an alarm system you are required to have a permit with the False Alarm Reduction Program.
Helps reduce the number of false alarms the RCMP attends each year, freeing police resources.
For more information about the RDCO Alarm Bylaw No. 1382 please refer to the False Alarm Reduction Program and read Bylaw No. 1382

Who should have told you that you require an alarm permit?

When an alarm company installs a new alarm system they are to advise you, their client, of the Security Alarm Bylaw.
Many security companies registered you for your permit and charge you directly for the first year. After the first year, if you did not pay your renewal invoice, your account would have become unregistered.

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