Bureau of Justice statistics show that property crime accounts for more than three-fourths of all U.S. criminal activity, placing a heavy demand on law enforcement. And, the many false alarms of typical security systems only add to this burden. The International Association Chiefs of Police (IACP) estimates that $600 million and 60,000 dispatched officers are allocated to false alarms annually. As a result, many municipalities are now enforcing a false alarm ordinance.

Police Priority helps eliminate this waste of time and money by reducing costly false alarms through video verification of a crime and burglar. This not only ensures a break-in is in process before police are dispatched, but provides valuable footage that can be used as evidence. Our Police Priority Emergency Monitoring Center monitors system reports and footage 24 hours every day of the year. We consider this commitment essential to working with law enforcement as a team against crime.