Iowa HSB659 regulates the installation and use of battery-charged security alarm systems on nonresidential properties.
Iowa HSB659 amends existing law to limit the authority of counties and cities to regulate the installation and 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 to alert businesses and monitoring stations of burglaries or attempted burglaries. It specifies that these systems must comply with certain requirements, such as being located behind a nonelectric perimeter fence or wall and having warning signs posted.
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