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January 24, 2018

In a 5-2 vote Tuesday, Jan. 23, the Prescott City Council approved a measure that requires all alarm systems in the city to be registered – in a free, online system.

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Changes to take effect in February

Come Feb. 23, users of security alarms in Prescott will have to register their alarm with the Prescott Police Department.

By Cindy Barks January 25, 2018