Consumers guide to obtaining a Nassau County Burglar Alarm permit
If your home or building is located in NassauCounty, and served by the Nassau County Police Department, you must have a current Burglar Alarm permit on file. The permit requires basic information to assist the police in identifying the location of your home or business, to facilitate the job of the 911 operator, and precipitate the dispatching of a patrol car.
If your city or village is not served by the Nassau County Police Department, such as Hempstead,Glen Cove, Old Brookville, Freeport, Kings Point, Lynbrook, etc. then you do not need a Nassau county permit, but you may be required to have a permit issued from your local jurisdiction
Click here to Apply for a Burglar Alarm Permit
Once you have received your permit number, please provide us the permit number so that we can maintain the permit number on file with the central station.
If your city or village is not served by the Nassau County Police Department, such as Hempstead,Glen Cove, Old Brookville, Freeport, Kings Point, Lynbrook, etc. then you do not need a Nassau county permit, but you may be required to have a permit issued from your local jurisdiction
Click here to Apply for a Burglar Alarm Permit
Once you have received your permit number, please provide us the permit number so that we can maintain the permit number on file with the central station.
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Police Headquarters
1490 Franklin Avenue Mineola 573-7000 Third Precinct 214 Hillside Avenue Williston Park 573-6300 Sixth Precinct 100 Community Drive Manhasset 573-6600 |
First Precinct
900 Merrick Road Baldwin 573-6100 Fourth Precinct Broadway and Sheridan Hewlett 573-6400 Seventh Precinct 3636 Merrick Road Seaford 573-6700 |
Second Precinct
7700 Jericho Turnpike Woodbury 573-6200 Fifth Precinct 1655 Dutch Broadway Elmont 573-6500 Eighth Precinct 286 Wantagh Avenue Levittown 573-6800 |
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