1 Olde Half Day Road, Lincolnshire, IL 60069
www.lincolnshireil.gov
P: 847-913-2350
F: 847-883-9909
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REQUEST WAIVER OF ALARM FEE
INVOICE INFORMATION
Invoice#
Fee Amount
Date(s) of Alarm
Location of Alarm
REQUESTOR INFORMATION
Name/Company (Alarm User)
Requestor Name (if different than user)
Address
City/State/Zip
Telephone #
Email Address
JUSTIFICATION TO CONTEST THE FEE
Detail the reasons supporting your request for appeal of the alarm fee. Include any and all supporting
documentation. Decisions shall be based upon written documentation. Use additional sheets as needed.
Signature
Date
LINCOLNSHIRE POLICE USE ONLY
SUPERVISOR REVIEWING CITATION
Chief of Police or Designee
Authorized Action:
Approved
Denied
Signature
Date
NOTIFICATION OF DISPOSITION MADE
Signature
Date
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Alarm Fee Waiver Village of Lincolnshire, IL Police Department
1 Olde Half Day Road, Lincolnshire, IL 60069
www.lincolnshireil.gov
P: 847-913-2350
F: 847-883-9909
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When considering whether to request a waiver of a false alarm fee, please note that the Village Code allows
the Chief of Police to adjust the count of false alarms based on:
Evidence that a false alarm was caused by a natural disaster;
Evidence that a false alarm was caused by an action of the telephone company;
Evidence that a false alarm was caused by a power outage lasting longer than 4 hours;
Evidence that the alarm dispatch request was not a false alarm;
In determining the number of false alarms, multiple alarms occurring in any twenty-four hour period
may be counted as one false alarm, to allow the alarm user time to take corrective action unless the
false alarms are directly caused by the alarm user.
Fees shall not be waived for a false alarm that is a result of the following circumstances:
Faulty, defective or malfunctioning equipment supplied by the alarm company;
Improper installation or maintenance by the alarm company;
Improper monitoring by the alarm company;
Alarm activations that occur while alarm technicians are repairing, servicing or testing the alarm
system;
An occurrence where no evidence of criminal activity is present;
Mistakes made by private contractors, cleaning crews, realtors, etc.;
Items within the home or business that move and cause motion detectors to activate (curtains,
signs, balloons, plants, pets, etc.);
Improper maintenance of the alarm system by the alarm owner (including neglect of backup
power/battery supplies);
Glass break detectors that activate due to noises or sounds, other than actual glass breakage;
Doors and/or windows that become loose and cause a break in the contacts that activate the alarm;
Caretakers who watch homes or businesses when owners are away;
Pets, rodents or wildlife
The list of items mentioned above are not intended to cover every situation where an appeal may be
granted or denied.