The Monitoring Association honored four volunteers with the 2024 Mel Mahler Award for their significant contributions to the ASAP service during the TMA Annual Meeting.
In presenting the award to Kylau, Steve Butkovich, president, TMA, highlighted some of the considerable contributions the awardee has made to the organization, according to the announcement.
Kevin Waters, an executive leadership consultant,
helps executive and sales teams realign their focus and drive meaningful results. His TMA OPSTech keynote will be Nov. 11, 9 a.m. EST.
The Monitoring Association aims to establish standardized guidelines essential for enhancing reliability, reducing false alarms and optimizing response times in the rapidly evolving field of video monitoring.
The Buncombe County Public Safety Communications Center (BCPSC) became the 145th ECC in the United States and the 13th ECC in the state of North Carolina to implement the ASAP.
By adopting the AVS-01 Standard, TMA says monitoring centers can enhance alarm response processes and contribute to industry-wide standardization and efficiency.
The Monitoring Association signed a multi-year managed services agreement with Mission Critical Partners to accelerate the rollout and development of the Automated Secure Alarm Protocol service, driving the development of ASAP’s next-generation, cloud-based solution.
