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August 6, 2008 Press Release
Aug 22, 2008
(Halifax, Canada) Safe Harbour Security announced today that it had completed the acquisition of Hi-Tech Security Systems Inc., a Toronto based alarm monitoring centre. Hi-Tech has been in business for 21 years, carries ULC Certifications for Burglary and Fire, and serves the needs of security and alarm dealers in Southern Ontario.
Safe Harbour will take over operations for Hi-Tech immediately, and work over time to integrate monitoring, network services and administrative functions.
“We are pleased to welcome Hi-Tech and its operations to Safe Harbour Security,” said Donnie Snow, President & CEO of Safe Harbour Security. “The addition of a new station expands our local presence in Ontario and enhances our national network. Hi-Tech’s DVAC (Digital Voice Access Control Systems)* capabilities and ULC Fire Certifications provide new services to our independent dealers across the country.”
David Bolton, from Hi-Tech added, “We expect that our current roster of customers will be well served by the Safe Harbour organization and benefit greatly from the many new products and services offered through the Affiliate dealer channel.”
About Safe Harbour Security
Safe Harbour Security is a new company with a unique approach to security products and services. We provide our clients with peace of mind through security systems and solutions that are designed to suit their lifestyles, their families, their businesses. Every Safe Harbour Security solution is built on years of experience of sourcing and developing security products and services for organizations around the world. We have built a nation-wide network of Affiliates who believe, as we do, that the best way to serve customers is to deliver the security solutions they want and need so they can create a safe harbour of their own. www.safeharboursecurity.com
* DVACS (Digital Voice Access Control Systems). This types of alarm monitoring involves a telephone line that is dedicated to security systems. It is supervised so that if the line is cut, an alarm will occur. These types of systems are used mainly to monitor fire alarm, sprinkler systems, jewelry stores, banks, and similar high risk premises.
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For further information, please contact:
Mike Hayes
VP Marketing
Safe Harbour Security
(902) 404-3159
mhayes@safeharboursecurity.com