Iowa HF2516 limits counties and cities from regulating battery-charged security alarm systems on nonresidential properties.
Iowa HF2516 amends state law to restrict counties and cities from regulating the installation or use of battery-charged security alarm systems on nonresidential properties. The bill defines a "battery-charged security alarm system" as an outdoor alarm system that interfaces with an alarm system, is energized by a commercial storage battery, and includes a battery-charging device. The bill specifies that such systems must be located behind a nonelectric perimeter fence or wall and must have warning signs posted at intervals.
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