If you would like to apply for a new alarm permit, please visit:
www.FAMSpermit.com/roseville.
You may complete the application online or download our application form and send it with your payment to:
City of Roseville
False Alarm Reduction Program
P.O. Box 143367
Irving, TX 75014
For questions or assistance with the website, please call: 1-877-356-7885.
Representatives are available to assist you M-F from 0800am – 0500pm PST/PDT.
**An alarm permit is required for everyone operating an alarm system within the City of Roseville. Failure to acquire an alarm permit in the city is a class one civil infraction, and may result in additional fees. It can also be grounds for suspension of police response to an alarm site. (AR 10.64).
Alarm Permit Required
- An alarm permit is required for everyone operating an alarm system within the City of Roseville, including both commercial and residential properties. The cost of an alarm permit is $35, and the permit is valid for two years. Permits must be renewed every two years at a cost of $15.
- An alarm company may install an alarm system prior to the alarm user obtaining an alarm permit, but a valid permit needs to be on file when the alarm system is activated or connected.
- Alarm monitoring companies are required to verify if the alarm user obtained an active and valid alarm permit before activating monitoring service.
- Anyone found operating an alarm system without a valid permit is required to pay the $35 permit fee within 30 days of receiving the notice, plus a $5 late fee. Failure to pay will result in additional late fees. These fees are cumulative, and are as follows:
30 days late $20
60 days late $40
90 days late $80
91+ days $100 Administrative Citation fee, and suspension of police response for burglar alarm responses. Police will still respond to panic or duress alarms or when there is an indication of a crime in progress.
- Alarm permits may not be transferred to another person or alarm site.
The purpose of enhanced call verification is to reduce the number of responses by police for false alarm activations.
Prior to requesting police response to an alarm site, an alarm system monitoring company must make two (2) or more telephone calls, first to the alarm site and an additional call or calls to any alternate telephone number to verify the veracity of an alarm signal, before requesting a police response to the premises.
A false alarm is any alarm signal necessitating response by the Roseville Police Department where a life threatening or emergency situation does not exist. Fees are assessed for false alarms.
False alarms are deemed excessive when police respond on four or more false alarms within a rolling 12- month period.
The alarm user is liable for false alarm fees.
**A false alarm response fee will not be assessed when a call is canceled by the monitoring company before the officer arrives on scene.
The Police Chief may refuse police response to an alarm site if that site has generated excessive (4 or more) false alarms, or has failed to pay permit fees and/or false alarm charges. The Roseville Police Department will still respond if there is a separate indication of a crime in progress and to panic or duress alarms.
City of Roseville False Alarm Reduction Program
P.O. Box 143367
Irving, TX 75014
1-877-356-7885
Representatives are available to assist you M-F from 0800am – 0500pm PST/PDT.
Roseville Police Department Alarm Administrator
1051 Junction Blvd
Roseville CA 95678
(916)774-5093 or alarmpermits@roseville.ca.us