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First Detection Systems is a New York Authorized ADT® Alarm Dealer and provides wireless home security systems to the New York NY 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 New York, New York
According to the national average, your residence without a home security system is about three times more likely to be broken into than those with home security systems since burglar alarms and other home security measures act as deterrents to burglary attempts. No matter how safe your New York neighborhood is, there is no good reason to be neglectful about home security. There are many home security precautions you and your family can take to deter criminals in your New York, NY neighborhood, including ensuring all entrances are well lit, properly securing your home's windows and doors, and even installing an alarm system. We offer a no obligation home security evaluation in New York, New York and will tailor the best home security system for your family's unique needs.
New York Fast Facts:
First Detection Systems' commitment to the security to our New York customers is backed by ADT's 24 hour monitoring, providing you and your family fast and accurate response in any emergency. Isn't that exactly what you desire in protecting what is most precious to you? ADT alarm services leads the security industry with 5 best-in-class command centers, all of which watch over your New York County home, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, ensuring your peace of mind. ADT is always there when you need them most. |
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New York News Briefs
- New York's Cuomo Queries AIG on Bonuses and Raises (Update1) (Bloomberg) - Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo demanded to know if American International Group Inc. will give bonuses or pay raises, a day after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said it is scrapping 2008 awards for top executives.
- New York Suitors Prepare for James (New York Times) - LeBron James is coming to New Jersey, and the Nets may be primping themselves for courtship. A week later, James and the Cavaliers visit New York and the Knicks.
- New York Times Closes Play Magazine; Reported To Be Bleeding Cash (PDNonline) - The New York Times will no longer publish Play magazine, a quarterly Sunday newspaper insert that was known for high-quality portraiture photography. The Times reported the closure on November 17, two weeks after Play ?s November 2 issue, which will be the last.
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