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First Detection Systems is a Connecticut Authorized ADT® Alarm Dealer and provides wireless home security systems to the Ansonia CT metro area.
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With $99.00 customer installation charge & purchase of alarm monitoring services. See important terms & conditions to this offer below. 
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Wireless Home Security Burglar Alarm Systems in Ansonia, ConnecticutEvery 14 seconds there is a burglary in the United States, of which 2 out of 3 involved forced entry. Almost twice as many burglaries occur during the day than night. First Detection Systems firmly believes that having an ADT monitored home security system is the best solution for keeping your Ansonia, Connecticut property secure and most importantly, keeping you and your family safe. Home security systems monitored by ADT can help notify New Haven County authorities of a fire or an intrusion in your home. Unlike non-monitored smoke detectors, ADT helps protect your home from fire when you're away, ensuring the protection of your Ansonia, CT home.
Connecticut Fast Facts:
Since a comprehensive home security system can entail installing everything from a video surveillance system to ensuring that your alarm system will alert ADT® of an emergency, hiring a home security installation expert in Ansonia, CT is a must to ensure that you're doing all you can to protect your New Haven County property and loved ones from the possibility of an intrusion. A home security system monitored 24/7 by ADT® is your best line of defense since ADT® has been America's largest and most trusted electronic security service company for more years than any other home security service in Ansonia, Connecticut.
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Connecticut News Briefs
- Connecticut man killed in motorcycle crash in Brimfield (The Republican) - BRIMFIELD - A Connecticut man died Sunday in a motorcycle crash on Brookfield Road as he rode northward by Lake Sherman.
- Giants Coach Brings Super Bowl Trophy To Connecticut (Hartford Courant) - This is Kevin Gilbride day in Connecticut. That is true in an official sense, with proclamations from Gov. Rell and the state legislature, and in a real sense, as Gilbride, offensive coordinator of the Super Bowl champion Giants triumphantly touring his home state.
- Connecticut prison inmate donations help police departments (Boston Globe) - Two eastern Connecticut police departments have received $3,000 donated by prison inmates to help investigate domestic abuse cases.
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