By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted June 2, 2008 We’re all trying to save gas these days. Consumer Reports’ June 2008 edition highlights the findings of their test of what works to improve fuel economy and what some of the myths are. Consumer Reports’ tests show how to get the best gas mileage The best way to burn less … Read More
Parking Lot Security
By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted May 29, 2008 Outdoor security presents unique challenges to business owners, facilities managers and security directors. Check out this article by Gary R. Cook, P.E., a registered professional engineer in the State of California, the owner of Security Design Sciences in Ventura, CA, and the publisher of Security Design Newsletter. Parking Lot Security … Read More
Sonitrol Pacific is Hiring
By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted May 29, 2008 Our people are one reason Sonitrol Pacific delivers the best electronic security backed by the best service and support in the Pacific Northwest. All the members of the Sonitrol Pacific team strive to exceed the expectations of our clients, police and sheriff’s departments, and the communities we serve every day. … Read More
Pennies for American Cancer Society Relay for Life
By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted May 28, 2008 Sonitrol Pacific is sponsoring and has teams in two American Cancer Society Relay for Life events this summer. The Portland Relay for Life is July 19-20 and the Sandy Relay for Life is July 26-27. To raise funds for the American Cancer Society, we are holding a penny drive. Have … Read More
Unexpected benefits of audio security sensors
By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted May 27, 2008 Last week, Sonitrol Pacific spared one of our clients the cost, inconvenience and general nightmarishness of a flood in their showroom when our audio sensors detected unusual sounds that turned out to be water dripping. Michael Young, one of our talented sound analysts, received the activated signal and was able … Read More
Continually Raise the Bar; You Should Not be Clearing it Every Time
By Kenny Showalter, Puget Sound Regional Field Operations Manager Posted May 22, 2008 I’ll bet my 7th grade daughter understands this better than most service providers. Just two weeks ago she was excited to tell me about winning the high jump at her track meet. My first reaction was to respond with “how high?” After she told me, I went … Read More
Save the Date
By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted May 19, 2008 In 2008, Sound Security, dba Sonitrol Pacific, celebrates its 30th year of exceeding client expectations. Plan today to join us in acknowledging this milestone at our open house September 25. Details to follow.
Summer Safety Tips
By Aimée Foott, Security Consultant, Sonitrol Pacific Tacoma Posted May 16, 2008 Summer Fun Brings More Emergency Room Visits: Studies on bicycle helmets show they can reduce the risk of head injury by as much as 85%. Always wear a helmet when on a bicycle, motorcycle, scooter, skateboard, or all terrain vehicles. With kids out of school be more aware … Read More
Where Does Your Security Start?
By Wayne Ohlemeier, Sonitrol Pacific Chief Technical Officer Posted May 14, 2008 Have you ever considered the way you use and design your facility as an integral part of your security system? A concept known as CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) can play an important role in the safety and security of your facility. I would like to share … Read More
School Security Assessment Checklist
By Pamela Singleton, Director of Communications Posted May 7, 2008 Did you know the National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities provides a customized security assessment form for education professionals to use? You can access this form on their website. This is a great tool to evaluating your facility’s safety and security. The Security Consultants of Sonitrol Pacific are always available to … Read More