System Becomes Operative definition

System Becomes Operative means when the alarm system is capable of eliciting a response by police.
System Becomes Operative means that an alarm system is capable of eliciting a response from law enforcement. [Ord. 1288 § 3, 2009.]
System Becomes Operative means the point at which the alarm system is capable of requesting a police response. (Ord. 2002-07 §2)

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