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Established 1976
Metropolitan Burglar and Fire Alarm Association
of
New York, Inc.
* HOME
* New York State 81hr License Course
* Security Line Magazine Digital Edition
* Why Join
* Membership Application
* NEXT MEETING
* Events, Meetings and Courses
* Installer Training
* Legal Side
* Tax Tips
* Important Government Links
* Industry News
* Industry Members
* Industry Links
* Employment
* For Consumers
* Home Security
* Carbon Monoxide
* Consumer Fire
* Consumer Alert
* Training
* Email
* Password
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New York City / Long Island
Near the airports - plenty of parking - close to public transportation.
NYS 81-Hour Alarm License Class
New York State Department of State
Approved 81-HOUR License Course
(Business of Installing, Servicing or Maintaining Security or Fire Alarm
Systems)
(Administered by the Metropolitan Burglar and Fire Alarm Association of New
York, Inc.)
(an Approved New York State - Department of State - Educational Provider)
OUR CLASSES ARE LIVE AND IN PERSON AND WE WILL BE FOLLOWING ALL HEALTH
REQUIREMENTS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING AS REQUIRED.
TO REGISTER ON-LINE GO-TO:
SEPTEMBER 7, 2024
thru
SEPTEMBER 29, 2024
Saturday, Sept 7 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday, Sept 8 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday, Sept 14 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday, Sept 15 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday, Sept 21 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday, Sept 22 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday, Sept 28 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday, Sept 29 - 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Our class dates and times will enable our students to complete
the New York State 81-hour requirements in the shortest time.
Just FOUR (4) weekends!
and you can take
the NYS License Test as soon as you complete the course.
~~ Less STRESS ~ Less TRAVELING ~ Less COSTS ~~
TO REGISTER ON-LINE GO-TO:
http://www.mbfaa.com/NYS_License_Course_MBFAA.htm
CHANGES TO ALARM LICENSE LAW MAY REQUIRE
1099 SUBCONTRACTORS - NON W-2 EMPLOYEES
CABLING COMPANIES - NETWORKING COMPANIES
CCTV / SECURITY CAMERAS
TO HAVE THEIR OWN ALARM LICENSE
WHY? If you are unlicensed and installing security systems
Burglar Alarm Systems
Security Cameras (CCTV)
Access Control Systems
Fire Alarm Systems
in the State of New York
YOU MAY BE FINED UP TO
$10,000.00
for unlicensed activity!
TO REGISTER ON-LINE GO-TO:
http://www.mbfaa.com/NYS_License_Course_MBFAA.htm
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About the MBFAA
We are one of the oldest associations of burglar and fire alarm professionals in
the United States. Many of our founding members can trace their history back to
the very beginnings of the electronic protection industry.
The Association's mission is to support and promote the electronic security
industry and life safety providers in the Metropolitan New York City and Long
Island Area, and to assist electronic security dealers with their mission to
protect the public from criminal and life safety threats.
We maintain an extensive website for both our members and the general public.
To accomplish our mission we provide training, governmental interface, and
networking services for security professionals.
Membership is open to professional electronic security system dealers and
installers, locksmiths, service providers, central monitoring stations, and
related equipment manufacturers. A membership application is on line.
We are your LOCAL association run by and for security professionals. The MBFAA
endeavors to promote public safety, reduce false alarms, provide liaison to
police and fire departments, and to advocate public policy so as to provide a
stable business climate for our members.
We provide training to enable our members to complete the New York State
licensing requirements administered by the Department of State.
For our members, the site provides helpful information on technical and business
matters and association business.
For the general public, the site provides information on security in general and
encourages consumers to purchase security systems from MBFAA members who are
licensed dealers.
We provide a free web site business listing for our members. And a cross listing
for help wanted and services rendered. This is where members can advertise for
help wanted and sub-contractors can advertise for the kind of work they do.
We encourage dealer networking both on our web site and at our meetings.
We routinely provide critical information on important issues such as state
licensing, permits, regulations, Fire Department issues, Police Department
issues, false alarm reduction, and technology.
More reason's to join!
Just so you know... we put this NEW site on line Jan 7, 2013 and it is STILL
under construction.
Please e-mail us back with errors, suggestions, or updates you may have. Thanky
You In Advance! Alan.
Disclaimer The information provided at MBFAA.com web site should not be
construed as giving business, legal, or other advice. Information provided on
this web site is intended to allow the public and members of MBFAA access to
public and association information. While all attempts are made to provide
accurate, current, and reliable information, the MBFAA recognizes the
possibility of human and/or mechanical error. Therefore, the MBFAA makes no
representations as to the accuracy, completeness, currency or suitability of the
information provided by this web site, and denies any expressed and implied
warranty as to the same.
Links to Other Sites
This web site contains links to other sites. MBFAA is not responsible for the
privacy practices of such web sites. A link does not constitute an endorsement
of the content, viewpoint or accuracy of such web sites.
Metropolitan Burglar and Fire Alarm Association of New York, Inc.
PO BOX 54, Brooklyn, NY 11204-0054
PHONE: (718) 894-6712
e-mail: mbfaa.ny@gmail.com
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Inc.
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