Pacific Alarm Systems

Decade Day group pic!

Decade Day at the office on this beautiful Friday!

Our Team crushed their 4th PAS Soul Cycle class yesterday, hosted by Instructor Chevy!! She was amazing, several of our riders have already requested her for the next PAS Soul Cycle Event! Thank you Soul Cycle Culver City for another great ride, looking forward to more!

It's June already! Some of our team members supporting LGBT!

Our PAS Team completed it’s 3rd Soul Cycle class tonight, even adding some new riders to the group! Great job everyone! We look forward to next ride together! Big thanks to instructor Ross for an amazing class! #SoulCycle #PAS

Thank you Westchester Del Rey Little League "Official Page" for this beautiful plaque! Can't wait for next season!!

Super proud to be calling this great city our home since our founding 64 years ago! HERE'S TO 100 MORE!!

OUR TEAM CRUSHED OUR FIRST #PAS SOUL CYCLE RIDE LAST NIGHT @ #SOULCYCLECULVERCITY!!! We rocked out, raised our heart beats, and lightened our souls... Plus we rocked an awesome headband color assortment! So proud of you all and looking forward to more Team Rides together :)

YOU CAN LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERYDAY! This week, our techs of different experience levels got together to discuss the installation and servicing of back-up radios. Their varying experience levels provide stimulating discussion and questioning that can enlighten even the most experienced tech. These sessions also allow our most senior techs to learn about their teaching/training styles and where they can improve as mentors to the less experienced. Our training session this week was very productive! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GUYS!!!

A BIG THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO BOB DIEHL FOR 36 YEARS OF SERVICE!!! OUR SUCCESS SHINES BRIGHT BECAUSE OF YOUR HARDWORK AND DEDICATION THESE MANY MANY YEARS!!! ALL OF US HERE AT PACIFIC ALARM SYSTEMS WISH YOU MUCH HAPPINESS, LUCK AND RELAXATION IN YOUR RETIREMENT!!! WE WILL MISS YOU!!!

We have extra tickets for the LA K-9 demonstration on June 6, 2015!!! If you would like to pay a visit to these awesome dogs and see them in action, contact us for some tickets (1 ticket will cover a family). Call (866) 430-SAFE and ask for Nelly Melendez or stop by our office and she can give you some tickets! Let's support our LAPD and their wonderful canines!!! :)

We had such a blast this weekend with our Culver community! We gave out some cool easter eggs and raffled two bicycles! Thanks to all for stopping by and enjoying the sunshine with us!

JOIN US FOR THE CULVER VILLAGE EASTER EVENT TOMORROW, APRIL 4, 2015!!! Culver Village is composed of all the businesses on Sepulveda Blvd from Culver Blvd to the YMCA! This event is free and will be especially fun for kids! Many businesses will be handing out candy and there will even be an easter bunny! PACIFIC ALARM SYSTEMS will be handing out easter eggs filled with candy and we will also be raffling a boy's Minion Bicycle and a girl's Disney Princess Bicycle. Have your kids stop by our building located at 4444 Sepulveda Blvd for some easter eggs and a raffle ticket for the bicycles!!! **You must be present during the raffle to win a bicycle. We will pull the winning tickets out at approximately 3:00pm!!!**

Meet Noble Gardner and Jasmine Lorenzo! Noble is a one of our Security Consultants and can help you determine your security needs for your home and/or business! Give him a call to find out what new technologies we have to offer! Jasmine is in charge of our Central Station Records & Data Entry. She can assist you with alarm activity, changing contact information or procedures, codes, and anything related to your monitoring!

The LAPD held an event earlier this month to educate the community on the importance of having burglary and fire alarm systems in their homes and/or business due the rising crime rates. We had some of our awesome Reps help out and share their knowledge with our community.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM ALL OF US HERE AT PACIFIC ALARM SYSTEMS!!! ** Our first Annual Ugly Sweater Holiday Potluck! :) **

OUR CORPORATE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON: Thursday, December 25 Friday, December 26... Thursday, January 1 Friday, January 2 Our Monitoring Department will still be operational and monitoring you 24/7. HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND HAPPY NEW YEARS TO EVERYONE! AS ALWAYS, STAY SAFE AND DON'T FORGET TO ARM YOUR SYSTEM IF YOU ARE AWAY AND AT NIGHT BEFORE YOU SLEEP :)

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For many, fall is the most anticipated season of the year. When a chill enters the air, the leaves change into a beautiful assortment of colors, sweaters and coats are pulled from closets, and preparations begin for the holidays. But with the changing season comes a new set of safety concerns that weren’t there during the summer months. Here are essential tips for a safe and enjoyable autumn. Prepare Your Vehicles Certain steps must always be taken to keep your vehicle safe f...or the road, but there are specific tasks to complete when the cold air arrives. Make sure you always have a warm blanket or two in the trunk just in case your car breaks down and you have a long wait for help. Also make sure your tires are ready for freezing temperatures. Tire pressure changes as the temperature changes, and bald tires, while dangerous all the time, are especially hazardous on early morning icy roads. Beware of Clogged Gutters When leaves fall from the trees, they don’t just end up in the yar See more

Cooler temperatures and the kids going back to school signal the arrival of football season and the time-honored tradition of tailgating. The only thing better than cheering on your favorite football team is doing so at a tailgating party with your friends and family. The fun rivalries and camaraderie are a welcome feature of the fall and winter seasons. However, football is a rowdy sport, and it s not uncommon to see fans get particularly excited about the success or failure... of their team. Here are a few tips you ll want to use to create a safe tailgating experience for the season. Limiting Alcohol Intake Since tailgating involves vehicles, a designated driver is essential, but it s also a good idea to limit overall alcohol intake. Consider this experience of a fan and his family who attended a game at Candlestick Park to see the San Francisco 49ers play against the New Orleans Saints. The man was a Saints fan and a group of rowdy, inebriated 49ers fans threatened his family. Stori See more