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The document outlines the registration process for business and commercial alarm systems with the Prince George’s County Police Department's False Alarm Reduction Unit. It details the requirements for new registrations, renewals, and information changes, including a non-refundable $50 registration fee. The form collects essential information about the business, alarm system, and responsible contacts. It also explains the consequences of false alarms, including associated fees and inspection requirements after multiple false activations. Compliance with local alarm laws is emphasized.

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Does Prince Georges County have a noise ordinance?

(a) The Director, Chief of Police, police officer or a designee may issue a civil citation to the owner or landlord of the building or premises from which noise in violation of Section 19-122 of this title emanates, if more than three civil citations have been filed against an occupant, at one address, within a 60-day

How to make a noise complaint in PG County?

Noise Violations Residents can also call Prince Georges County Police to report a potential noise violation; 911 for emergency assistance of 301-352-1200 for non-emergency.

What is the non-emergency number for PG County?

To report other non-urgent situations requiring the dispatch of Police, Fire/EMS, or Sheriff personnel, call the non-emergency dispatch phone number, 301-352-1200. Learn more about the Non-Emergency Dispatch Number. To obtain general Prince Georges County Information, dial 3-1-1.

Does Maryland require an alarm permit?

Commercial Alarms: Every nonresidential alarm user is required to obtain an alarm user permit for each alarm system used. Residential Alarms: Residential alarm users are not required to obtain an alarm user permit but can voluntarily register their alarm system and obtain a permit.

How late can you play loud music in Maryland?

Maximum Allowable Noise Levels in Montgomery County Daytime: Weekdays: 7am - 9pm ; Weekends Holidays: 9am - 9pmNighttime: Weekdays: 9pm - 7am ; Weekends Holidays: 9pm - 9am Non-Residential 67 dBA 62 dBA Residential 65 dBA 55 dBA