The January State Legislative Report is Now Available Online
The December 15 – January 15 State Legislative Report, researched and compiled by the ESA Government Relations department, is now available online. The report is located in the Members section under Government Relations at www.alarm.org. To access the report you will be required to log in using your member user login and password.
The report contains subject highlights of bills followed for the months of December 15 2009 – January 15 2010:
- 18 bills relating to Alarms
- 9 bills relating to Automatic Contract Renewal
- 4 bills relating to CCTV
- 55 bills relating to Licensing
- 2 bills relating to Taxes
- 2 bills relating to Line of Duty Act fees for Alarm Companies
Of particular interest this month:
- 2010 AL H 97, which relates to fire protection sprinkler systems; provides that a fire protection sprinkler system is not required in any unincorporated area in a single-story building that meets certain requirements;
- 2010 VA H 973, which relates to the Line of Duty Act; includes local employees disabled on or after January 1, 1966, in the definition of “disabled employee”. Provides that an additional surcharge of $0.05 shall be billed, collected and remitted in the same manner as the $0.75 fee, except that such funds collected shall be deposited directly to the Line of Duty Death and Health Benefits Trust Fund established pursuant;
- 2010 VA S 97, which relates to line of Duty Act; definitions; provides for funding for the Line of Duty Death and Health Benefits Trust Fund. This bill provides that an additional surcharge of $0.05 shall be billed, collected and remitted in the same manner as the $0.75 fee as specified in Section 56-484.17, except that such funds collected shall be deposited directly to the Line of Duty Death and Health Benefits Trust Fund; and
- 2010 MO H 1218, which specifies that the automatic renewal of a contract for service, maintenance, or repair to or for any real residential property intended for personal, family, or household use will be invalid unless a written notice is given to the customer 30 to 90 days prior to the renewal.
Questions or concerns regarding the information contained within the report should be directed to our Director of Government Relations, John Chwat at Gov.Info@alarm.org.
We ask that the information enclosed be treated as a member benefit and shared only within your organization.


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