Protect Your Vacation Property When You’re Not There
Summer is here, which means vacation properties are going to be in heavy use over the next few months.
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Campus Security Should be the Priority
Summer is here, and many students at local primary and secondary schools as well as universities are heading home for break or traveling abroad in international study programs.
Two Former UGA Athletes Charged with Armed Robbery
It’s difficult to overstate the importance of investing in a well-maintained home security system monitored by an Atlanta alarm company.
Police Searching for Suspects in Marietta, Georgia, Pawn Shop Burglary
If you’re the owner of an Atlanta business and you’re hoping to protect your property from burglars, it’s difficult to overstate the importance of having a well-maintained commercial security system monitored by an Atlanta alarm company.
Church Security will Keep Your House of Worship Safe
Churches provide a communal center where members of a neighborhood or community can gather to provide support during tough times, celebrate the growth of families and perform charitable works.
Fire at Auto Repair Shop Near Downtown Atlanta
As the summer approaches, it’s imperative that property owners get in touch with an Atlanta alarm company.
Protect Your Family During Tornado Season
If you’ve been following the news lately, you’re probably aware that massive tornados have touched down in the Oklahoma City area, resulting in dozens of lives lost and likely hundreds of millions in damage. Atlanta is no stranger to tornados either.
Tips for Ensuring Your College Student’s Safety
May and June are a special time of year, when teenagers graduate from high school and prepare themselves for their first year of university learning.
Stay Safe while Traveling this Summer
Many Atlanta residents are planning vacations for the approaching summer, a great time for traveling given that the kids are out of school and the weather in most places is agreeable.
Lesser-Known Facts About Electrical Fires
We’ve written in the past about some basic steps you can take to reduce the risk of an electrical fire in your home. However, you may be unaware that loose power outlets and broken appliances aren’t the only hazards that can result in disaster.