Triton Global Services At Forefront Of California Firearm Dealer Video Surveillance Requirement
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ONTARIO, Calif. - OhioPen -- Triton Global Services, a leading provider of comprehensive security solutions, is excited to announce an initiative to assist all licensed California Firearm Dealers meet new digital surveillance system requirements that become law in California on January 1^st, 2024.

With less than three months remaining before the bill becomes law, the race is on to comply with the impending law and avoid the major repercussions of non-compliance.

Triton Global Services CEO Greg Keef, a former law enforcement officer himself, and the architect behind Triton's campaign to assist licensed firearm dealers whom have not addressed this impending legal requirement added, "We understand as business owners ourselves the need for local and state compliance as an operational necessity in running our business and hope our expertise in digital surveillance solutions can assist those businesses that have entered Q4 without addressing this impending law. Our team is ready to help."

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As summarized by the Security Industry Association, Senate Bill 1384, signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom on September 30, 2022, created new requirements for licensed firearms dealers to maintain a digital video surveillance system on their premises which must also include audio surveillance for systems located indoors.

The newly required digital surveillance systems must record all entries and exits to the building, all areas where firearms are displayed, and all points of sale.

Surveillance must be sufficient to identify all parties involved in any firearm transactions and must record for 24 hours per day.

Licensed firearms dealers will be required to display a sign notifying the public of the existence of the digital surveillance systems as well as annually report to the California Department of Justice that the systems are in working order.

Triton Global Services, with headquarters in Ontario, CA is coordinating with its offices in Hayward and Sacramento to continue to reach out to local licensed firearm dealers to educate and assist with compliance requirements prior to the upcoming deadline.

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About Triton Global Services:

Triton Global Services is a leader in integrated security solutions, delivering comprehensive security for businesses of all sizes across a wide range of industries. With an unwavering commitment to protecting our clients' assets, Triton Global Services combines advanced technologies with a highly trained team to ensure the highest standards of security and peace of mind. Triton Global Services offers traditional security guard services, low voltage video surveillance solutions, as well as cutting edge technologies   that integrate advanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities via the Remote Guarding Division. For more information, please visit www.tritonglobalservices.com.