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December 03. 2012 10:47PM
Goffstown police remind residents to update alarm permits
GOFFSTOWN - Police are reminding residents with alarm systems that they need to have their alarm permits re-approved by the end of the year.
A town ordinance requires that a permit be obtained prior to installing an alarm system, and that the permit be renewed on an aunual basis.
Failure to comply with the ordinance carries a fine of up to $100. There is no charge for the permit.
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