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Code · Maryland · Local Government

§ 1-1312

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§1–1312.
(1)In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.
(2)“Alarm system contractor” has the meaning stated in § 12–806 of this article.
(3)“Alarm user” has the meaning stated in § 12–806 of this article.
(b)This section applies to all counties and municipalities.
(c)If a county or municipality requires an alarm user or an alarm system contractor to register an alarm system, the county or municipality may impose a penalty against an alarm system contractor for failure to register an alarm system only if:
(1)the alarm system contractor requested a dispatch to an alarm user; and
(2)the alarm system contractor failed to register the alarm system.
(d)If a county or municipality requires an alarm user or an alarm system contractor to renew an alarm system’s registration, the county or municipality may impose a penalty against an alarm system contractor for failure to renew an alarm system’s registration only if:
(1)the alarm system contractor requested a dispatch to an alarm user;
(2)the alarm system contractor failed to renew the alarm system’s registration; and
(3)the county or municipality provided the alarm system contractor notice that:
(i)the alarm system’s registration expired;
(ii)the alarm user or the alarm system contractor did not renew the alarm system’s registration; or
(iii)the alarm system’s registration has been suspended.
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