Local Home and Business Security Guides

Find your city or neighborhood below for ALARM21 alarm-planning advice, local public resources and available crime information. We help homeowners and businesses, including small offices, medical offices and stores.

Glendale and Nearby Communities

• Glendale
• Burbank
• Pasadena
• Eagle Rock
• Echo Park
• Silver Lake
• La Crescenta

San Fernando Valley and Foothill Communities

• Canoga Park
• Encino
• Granada Hills
• Mission Hills
• Sherman Oaks
• Studio City
• Sun Valley
• Sunland
• Tarzana
• Tujunga
• Van Nuys
• West Hills
• Woodland Hills

Westside, Beverly Hills and Malibu

• Bel Air
• Beverly Hills
• Brentwood
• Ladera Heights
• Malibu
• Pacific Palisades
• Santa Monica

South Bay, Palos Verdes and Long Beach

• El Segundo
• Hermosa Beach
• Manhattan Beach
• Redondo Beach
• Torrance
• Palos Verdes Estates
• Rancho Palos Verdes
• Long Beach

Orange County

• Dana Point
• Huntington Beach
• Ladera Ranch
• Laguna Beach
• Newport Beach
• San Clemente
• Seal Beach

Claremont and Rancho Cucamonga

• Claremont
• Rancho Cucamonga

Palm Springs and Coachella Valley

• Cathedral City
• Indian Wells
• Indio
• La Quinta
• Palm Desert
• Palm Springs
• Rancho Mirage

Plan Protection Around Your Property

A useful alarm plan starts with the entrances people actually use, accessible windows, garages, authorized users and daily routines. For businesses, include employee access, deliveries, storage areas and opening and closing procedures.

Ask ALARM21 about home and business alarm options, Alula Connect+ and cellular monitoring, or an assessment of existing equipment. Equipment compatibility, coverage, installation requirements and service terms are confirmed in your proposal.

Understanding Local Crime Information

Some guides include reported crime counts and calculated rates; others link to official reporting resources. Always check the reporting year, source and geographic coverage. Citywide statistics and police-area statistics should not be treated as neighborhood-specific rates.

Where shown, a rate per 100,000 residents is calculated by dividing the reported offense count by the population and multiplying by 100,000. Burglary is included within property crime and must not be added to it again. Missing data does not mean zero crime, and a crime rate does not predict an individual's risk.

Rebates and Community Resources

Individual guides include available city, utility and California resource links. Check the utility provider on your bill and confirm current eligibility, funding and approval requirements before purchasing equipment or starting work. Energy and water incentives do not establish eligibility for an alarm-system rebate.

More Resources

• Official Registry Search Resources
• Explore LegalShield Plans
• SEO and Website Services

The LegalShield link is an associate link; the referring associate may receive compensation. Review plan coverage and exclusions directly with the provider. These services are separate from ALARM21 alarm monitoring.

Public registry information may be limited or change. Verify details directly with the official registry. This information must not be used to threaten, harass, or discriminate unlawfully.

Questions About Your Alarm?

Use the ALARM21 Assistant for general alarm questions. Never share alarm codes, passwords or payment-card information in chat.

Directory updated October 11, 2026. Website links open in a separate window or tab so this directory stays open. Verify current public-service information directly with the relevant organization. Listing agencies, utilities or other organizations does not imply their endorsement of ALARM21.