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As the Pacific Northwest’s premier provider, Washington Alarm protects homes across the Puget Sound region with comprehensive fire safety and security services.
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Washington Alarm is trusted by countless businesses across the Pacific Northwest. Learn how we can protect your business with comprehensive security and fire protection here.
For more than 80 years, Washington Alarm has served an ever-growing number of industries with state-of-the-art technology and service. See how we can protect your industry here.
As the Pacific Northwest’s premier provider, Washington Alarm protects homes across the Puget Sound region with comprehensive fire safety and security services.
Want to know more about Washington’s most trusted name in security? See our About page for our story, or visit our blog to explore diverse topics in security and fire protection.
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine police say the attacker was a tall, English-speaking white man with a mustache. They say he carried an assault rifle and that he used gasoline to start a casino fire that caused clouds of smoke that left at least 36 people dead Friday morning in a sprawling entertainment complex in... View Article
Local agencies are promoting safe recreation ahead of summertime. Among medical professionals, the season is associated with a notable rise in trauma cases, said Snohomish County Safe Kids Coalition coordinator Shawneri Guzman. Each spring, she works with local partners to educate families on the importance of using protection while on bikes, scooters and skateboards, and... View Article
The fire started on the back of the school and destroyed electrical and computer equipment. There was concern it would spread to the gym; fortunately flames did not but there is considerable smoke damage. Kris Hammer is a Columbia Elementary School parent; her family had to rearrange their Monday schedule to accommodate someone else’s crime.... View Article
The Seattle Fire Department is rolling out brand-new technology as part of a series of steps that are improving service and addressing the massive increase in non-emergency calls. Of the 97,043 calls Seattle Fire responded to each year, the department estimates 25-40 percent are what it calls low-acuity. They are non-emergency calls like minor illnesses,... View Article
If you have taken a look at our blog before, it is likely, well almost certain, that you have seen a reference or two to DMP’s Virtual Keypad application. In fact, we have even compared the app to Apple’s take on automation with their Homekit system. Both applications are excellent representations of the world... View Article
As was reported by Security Info Watch, researchers from NIMS and MIT in Japan and the U.S., respectively, have developed a new, extremely low-cost way to monitor for toxic gas. The best part about it is that the sensor that they have developed, could potentially interact with smart phones, alerting individuals if toxic gas... View Article
