Fargo
Confirm current requirements directly with the City of Fargo.
Visit Fargo’s WebsiteSome municipalities require homeowners and businesses to register active alarm systems. Requirements are established by the city—not by Stone’s Security Systems—and can vary by location.
Grand Forks Alarm LicenseImportant: Alarm permits and licenses are issued by your municipality, not by your security installer or monitoring provider.
The City of Grand Forks requires residential homes, commercial properties and businesses with an active alarm system to obtain an Alarm User License.
The city’s official page provides the current online application, printable forms, renewal instructions, payment information and contact information for the Alarm Administrator.
Permit requirements can change and may differ for residential, business, intrusion and fire-alarm systems. Use your city’s official website or contact its administrative office for current rules.
Confirm current requirements directly with the City of Fargo.
Visit Fargo’s WebsiteConfirm current requirements directly with the City of West Fargo.
Visit West Fargo’s WebsiteConfirm current requirements directly with the City of Moorhead.
Visit Moorhead’s WebsiteConfirm requirements directly with the City of East Grand Forks.
Visit East Grand Forks’ WebsiteApplication requirements vary, but municipalities commonly request information about the protected property, alarm contacts and the company providing installation or monitoring.
No. Alarm permits and licenses are issued by the city or other governing municipality. Stone’s can provide alarm-company information when it is required for your application.
The City of Grand Forks states that residential homes, commercial properties and businesses with an active alarm system require an Alarm User License.
Check directly with your city or municipality. Requirements can change, and intrusion alarms, fire alarms and commercial systems may be treated differently.
Permit programs help municipalities maintain current alarm and contact information and administer local false-alarm policies.
Update your emergency contacts with Stone’s and your municipality whenever names, phone numbers or key holders change.
Permit information is provided as a general customer resource. Requirements, fees and application procedures may change. Always confirm current information directly with the applicable city, county or municipality.
Contact our local team if your municipality requests information about your alarm installer or monitoring service.
Call 701-554-2000