IRVING, Texas—A high school student from Michigan is the recipient of the Electronic Security Association’s $10,000 scholarship, according to an ESA statement.
BURNABY, British Columbia—Viscount Systems, a supplier of security systems and software, based here, received a contract to have its access control technology installed at a U.S. government facility in Philadelphia, according to a press release.
MELVILLE, N.Y.— Troy Leach, of Carmel, Ind.-based Triphase Technologies, reeled in two brand new Chevrolet Camaros as part of an ADI customer appreciation sweepstakes, according to a press release.
DALLAS—Beginning May 24, customers in seven additional markets can purchase AT&T’s Digital Life, a security/home automation solution which the company plans to expand to 50 markets by the end of 2013.
NORTHFORD, Conn.—Fire-Lite Alarms, a division of Honeywell, has earned the top mass notification system award in the Security Industry Association’s new products showcase competition, according to a company statement.
CLEVELAND—Mace Security International is moving its headquarters from Horsham, Pa., to Cleveland’s Midtown neighborhood, according to a blog post from Cleveland.com.
OMAHA, Neb.—G4S Technology, a systems integrator based here, is expanding its western presence by opening up a new regional office in Seattle, according to a news release.
NORTHFORD, Conn.—Silent Knight by Honeywell is announcing that its nationwide series of fire alarm training courses have been expanded to cover mass notification and carbon monoxide capabilities, according to company statement.
PROVO, Utah—A group of 10 Utah County-based startup companies competed to win $4,500 in cash and a chance to sit down with Vivint founder and CEO Todd Pedersen, according to an article from the Daily Herald, a newspaper based here.
HAGERSTOWN, Md.—Dynamark Security Centers has named The Systems Depot, headquartered in Hickory, N.C., as the authorized distribution partner for the Dynamark Dealer Program, according to a company statement.
