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Gwinnett County residents and business owners who rely on county police for protection have until July 1 to register their security alarms with the county’s police department.

Gwinnett County residents and business owners who rely on county police for protection don’t have much time left to get their security alarms registered with the county’s police department.

County officials said residents and business owners must register their security alarms with the police department by July 1, or they will face extra fees for each false alarm police have to respond to. The requirement is included in the county’s Code of Ordinances.

I'm a Crawford Long baby who grew up in Marietta and eventually wandered to the University of Southern Mississippi for college. Earned a BA in journalism (double minor in political science and history). Previously worked in Florida and Clayton County.

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