Re: System for a (Small) Multi-Unit Building

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Alan
psandler70@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I am looking for some initial information on the types of security
> systems would be appropriate for a small multi-unit building.  Any
> advice or links to information would be appreciated.
>
> Our garage was broken into a few nights ago.  They forced the doors on
> BOTH entrances to the garage, even though both doors give access to the
> same area.  Nothing was stolen (there is nothing to steal), but we
> obviously don't like the idea of someone being on the property in the
> first place.
>
> It's a four unit building, completely surrounded by a fence and garage
> (that borders the alley).  There is one area where the garage meets the
> fence where it is very easy to hop the fence.  One thought was that we
> could aim a camera at this spot on the fence, since we suspect that
> this was how they got onto the property.  We may just extend the fence
> a few feet to make entry more difficult at that point.
>
> Is there any reasonable way of adding security to the GROUNDS of the
> property, in addition to securing the garage building/doors and each of
> the individual residences?
>
> Also, if all the residents were to agree to commit to a security
> system, would it be cheaper (or even possible) to buy a single package
> to secure the whole property and all residences?
>
>
> Thanks for any info/advice.
>
> Phil