Here’s 4 Easy-to-Achieve Resolutions That Can Make an Immediate Difference:
  

1. Update your Security System(s) Password and Call List.

Did somebody recently leave your business?

Did a neighbor recently move away?

First Steps: Contact Reed Security by calling one of our offices listed below or by emailing support@reedsecurity.ca.
We will need your Name, Address and Password.

Due Date: January 5th, 2017 (or whatever day of the month you decide)

2. Test Your Security System(s) monthly.

First Steps:

a) Contact Reed Security’s 24/7 Rapid Response Monitoring Stations by calling 1-800-268-6870

b) Provide your Name, Address, and Password.

c) Let the emergency operator know you would like to test your security system.

d) Arm your security system and intentionally trip detection devices.
(Let the siren sound as you trip door sensors, motion sensors, glass-break sensors, etc. 

e) After you have tested your security system again contact Reed Security’s 24/7 Rapid Response Monitoring Stations by calling 1-800-268-6870.
The emergency operator will verify that signals from your security system have been received.

Due Date: The last Thursday of each month (or whatever day of the month you decide)

3. Review your existing Security System(s) and Procedures.

First Steps: Document your current security system(s) and procedures.

Did you experience theft or have an incident in 2016?

Did your security system(s) and procedures work?

Did you have adequate protection? What would you change?

Due Date: January 13th, 2017 (or whatever day of the month you decide)

4. Upgrade your Security System(s)

First Steps: When did you install your security system(s)? ReedHD™ cameras can record Faces and License Plates*.

You can stay connected to your Home or Business with Alarm.com Smart Security.

Control your security system, locks, lights and thermostat with *Free apps.

You should consider upgrading your Security System(s) every 5 years.  

Due Date: January 27th, 2017 (or whatever day of the month you decide)

Reed Security makes Families Feel Safe and keeps them connected. We also help Businesses Re-gain Control and Grow their Bottom Lines.

Saskatoon police are asking people to ensure valuables are locked up and property is secure following a number of break and enters on the city’s east side.

Police said there were 12 break-ins at businesses, homes and garages over the weekend.

Overall, police said break and enters city-wide are up slightly, with 1,952 reported since the beginning of the year compared to 1,930 over the same period in 2015.

Police said there are steps people can take to help prevent break-ins.

One of those measures is to install an alarm system and surveillance cameras.

Officials said valuables should be locked away, adequate lighting is in place, doors and windows are locked, and keys and remote garage door openers removed from vehicles.

Police also said serial numbers of valuables should be recorded to help with recovery in the event they are stolen.

Any suspicious activity should be reported to Saskatoon police.

Contact Us online today to book your No Obligation, Free Security Evaluation.