Alarm Registration is free in most cases!

But people who don’t register their systems at all, and then get a false alarm call, face higher fines at every level.

Where to Register:

Please check with your local Police Department to inquire as regulations change. Here are some contacts for local jurisdictions as of this writing:

Hillsborough County Florida does not at this writing require the registration of a residential alarm. Other cities in the county do (See Below). But check for countywide changes at http://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us

City of Tampa False Alarm Reduction Program (813) 274-8921
(See link to Alarm User Registration Form (PDF) at bottom):
https://www.tampagov.net/police/programs/false-alarm-program

City of Temple Terrace Alarm Registrations:
https://www.templeterrace.com/forms.aspx?fid=68

Pasco County Security Alarm Registration – Pasco County Sheriff’s Office
https://alarm-registry.pascosheriff.org/PSOPublic/alarm-registry

Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Alarm Registration 727-582-2870
https://www.pcsoweb.com/program-services/alarm-registration

City of Clearwater Alarm Program
https://product.cityalarmpermit.com/famscitizen/clearwater/index.htm

City of St. Petersburg False Alarms Enforcement Site
https://crywolf.stpete.org/

Also, Test your Alarm Regularly

Your alarm system should be tested weekly if you’re still on telephone landlines, or monthly for cell and internet communicator services to make sure that it is communicating to the central station and operating properly. To learn more go to https://www.hpisecurity.com/test/

      And remember, your safety and legal compliance is ultimately your responsibility. But HPI is here to help (not force) you every step of the way.