Southtowns Record

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS (2A-5J)

Government
Town of Aurora
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Apr 13, 2026
Kind
Agenda packet
Topics
Zoning and land use, Energy and data center siting, Water, sewer and drainage, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Parks and recreation, Roads and traffic

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rise in temperature, fire, water flow, medical emergency or an entry into or exit from
  a building, structure or facility or a holdup alarm and, by reason thereof, emits an
  audible response intended to alert persons outside of the premises and/or transmit a
  signal or message to an emergency agency, either directly or through a private or
  commercial relay facility.
AUTOMATIC DIALER
  A device that automatically dials and relays a prerecorded message to an emergency
  agency or to a commercial relay facility.  |  |
EMERGENCY AGENCY  |
  The Police Department or Fire Department, Central Fire Alarm Office, Emergency
  Medical Services (EMS), or other emergency dispatch center.
FALSE ALARM
  An activation of an alarm system where either an emergency situation does not exist
  or the activator does not have a reasonable basis to believe that an emergency situation
  does exist.

SECTION 4. EXISTING ALARM SYSTEMS.

The owners and lessees of premises having existing alarm system shall comply with §35-5 and §35-6 of
this chapter within 90 days of the effective date described in §35-14.

SECTION 5. AUTOMATIC  CUTOFF SYSTEM.

 A.  No person shall install or maintain an external alarm system which does not
  contain an operational automatic cutoff system which turns off the external
  audible alarm once activated after a period not to exceed 10 minutes.

 B.  An automatic dialer connected directly to an emergency agency shall
  automatically disconnect and/or terminate its message after the message has been
  transmitted a maximum of two times. Notwithstanding the foregoing, however,
  the total transmission time of all messages shall not exceed five minutes.

 SECTION 6. DIRECT COMMUNICATION TO EMERGENCY AGENCY.
 There shall be no automatic alarm system with direct communication to any type of an
 emergency agency without prior written authorization from the emergency agency
 where the alarm terminates.

  SECTION 7. CHARGES FOR FALSE ALARMS.