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Intruder Alarm Registration

If you have an intruder or burglar alarm, it can be set off accidentally. If this happens when you are out, you risk annoying your neighbours and paying the price if it has to be silenced by noise control officers. A survey carried out for Noise Action Day in 2000 found that burglar alarms are the most annoying neighbour noise!

By following these simple steps alarm owners can avoid annoying their neighbourhood and incurring unnecessary costs.

The following should ensure an alarm only goes off when it should:

  • Ensure your alarm is installed by a qualified engineer
  • Look after your alarm – make sure it is maintained
  • Make sure your alarm has a cut out (20 minutes) to stop it ringing for long periods


Even if you follow the above, your alarm could still be triggered by a fault or accidentally by a pet. It is therefore important to register keyholders (preferably two as then we have more chance of contacting someone in the event of a problem) who can be contacted to switch off the alarm if you are away and remember to let us know if you or your keyholders move.

Register your Intruder Alarm online

or alternatively
Download, print and return an Intruder Alarm Registration form pdf logo (19K)


Return your printed form to:

Planning, Health and Environment
Duke House
Clensmore Street
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
DY10 2JX

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This page was last reviewed 2 March 2010 at 12:10 by Louise Badsey.
The page is next due for review 29 August 2010.
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