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The Cincinnati area has recently experienced a concerning surge in break-ins, particularly affecting upscale residences in the Hyde Park and Indian Hill neighborhoods. Law enforcement agencies suspect that these break-ins are being orchestrated by organized criminal groups based in South America. In this blog post, we will shed light on the tactics employed by these […]

In today’s interconnected world, the reliability and efficiency of alarm systems are paramount for ensuring the safety and security of homes and businesses. One crucial aspect of alarm systems is how they communicate with monitoring centers to relay important signals. While traditional phone lines have been the norm for many years, cellular alarm communications have

We’re excited to announce that Dial One will be sponsoring the upcoming Florence Y’alls baseball game this Wednesday, June 21 at 6:30pm. Not only is it a great opportunity to come out and watch some talented athletes, but it’s also MILITARY NIGHT. Join us in showing appreciation for our servicemen and women while cheering on

Recently, the city of Cincinnati made headlines when it was ordered by a judge to refund alarm registration fees that it had collected from residents over the past several years. The ruling, which was handed down by Hamilton County Common Pleas Court was a victory for the many Cincinnati residents who had long felt that

On Saturday March 25, 1911, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York City experienced a devastating fire that claimed the lives of 146 workers, most of whom were young women. The tragedy shook the nation and became a turning point for workplace safety and fire prevention in the United States. In the wake of the

After the recent court ruling City of Cincinnati is no longer charging a registration fee for alarm systems. Dial One Security has not heard about how refunds for registrations previously paid will be handled. The court ruled that the registration fee was actually a tax and was unconstitutional. The City of Cincinnati is still charging

AT&T has said that the shut down of their 3G network has started and should be complete by March 15th, 2022. Any remaining AT&T alarm radio could stop working at anytime. Verizon continues to upgrade its network. For several years now they have publicly stated that the 3G CDMA network is being decommissioned. This will