named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Advanced Intrusion Systems
Advanced training on design, installation, and troubleshooting of intrusion detection systems, including electronics fundamentals and project management.
Fire Alarm and Installation Methods
Training on proper installation and service of commercial fire alarm systems according to NFPA and ICC codes, preparing technicians for certification.
Level 1 Training
Foundational course covering electronic security systems including intrusion detection, fire detection, video surveillance, and access control for industry professionals.
Troubleshooting, Service, & Maintenance
Course focused on service, repair, testing, and preventative maintenance of electronic security systems, covering NFPA standards and troubleshooting procedures.
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Industry Advocacy and Regulatory Engagement 2 activities
- Advocates for state licensing of electronic and life safety professionalsConducts legislative advocacy to promote state licensing requirements for electronic and life safety system installers and servicers in New York.
- Sponsors New York Alarm PAC for political advocacySponsors the New York Alarm PAC to support political advocacy efforts on behalf of the life safety and security industry.
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Construction Industry Standards and Contractor Support Services 1 activity
- Maintains directories of member companiesMaintains and provides access to directories of regular and associate members, including security system installers, life safety companies, and service providers to the electronic and life safety industry.
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First Responder Family Scholarships 1 activity
- Offers annual scholarships for children of first respondersProvides annual scholarships to children of first responders as part of its community support initiatives.
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Organizational Newsletter Production and Distribution 1 activity
- Produces and distributes quarterly publicationProduces and distributes an official quarterly publication to members and stakeholders, with past issues archived and available for download.
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Insurance & Risk Management Professional Development 1 activity
- Promotes ethical business practices and professional developmentPromotes professional and ethical business practices among member companies through support for employee training, adherence to a Code of Ethics, and cooperation in resolving consumer complaints.
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Industry Trade Association Services 1 activity
- Represents member companies in the electronic and life safety industryRepresents over 300 electronic life-safety and security system providers across New York State, including alarm companies, manufacturers, and distributors.
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Professional Ethics & Dispute Resolution 1 activity
- Supports consumers in resolving disputes with member companiesProvides direct support to consumers in resolving issues that arise when doing business with NYELSA member companies.
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Uncategorized 3 activities
- Opposes legislation threatening public safety and industry interestsEngages in targeted advocacy efforts, including formal opposition to legislation such as the “Consumer Camera Privacy Act” and a proposed Albany local law on false alarms, citing public safety and industry concerns.
- Provides education on security and crime preventionOffers education and resources on security measures and crime prevention to promote public safety.
- Provides training for alarm industry professionalsOffers virtual and in-person training sessions covering foundational and advanced topics in electronic security, including intrusion detection, fire alarm systems, video surveillance, access control, and compliance with NFPA and ICC codes.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$116K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$102K88%
Investment income$230%
Other revenue$14K
expenses
Total expenses$169K
Program expenses56%
Admin / overhead44%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$104K
Cash$104K
Investments$0
Liabilities$900
Net assets$103K
Liquid reserves7.4 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -30.5%
relationships · 31
Who they work with
- ADT Partner — Partnered with NYELSA in supporting state legislation to limit local government authority to fine alarm companies for false alarms.
- AES Corporation Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- ALTRONIX Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- AlarmBrand Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Alula Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Anixter Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Associate Members & Sponsors Partner — Organizations that sponsor NYELSA events and provide products or services used by alarm industry professionals.
- Better Business Bureau Partner — NYELSA advises consumers to consult the Better Business Bureau when vetting security contractors, indicating a functional partnership in consumer protection.
- COPS Monitoring Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- City of Albany Government — Engaged with NYELSA regarding a proposed local law to fine alarm companies for false alarms.
- Distributors Network — NYELSA represents distributors serving the electronic life-safety and security industry in New York State.
- Doyle Security Partner — Member company that participates in and supports NYELSA activities.
- ESA National Training School Partner — Partners with ESA National Training School to offer CEU courses and the 81-hour course for NY state certification.
- Manufacturers Network — NYELSA represents manufacturers in the electronic life-safety and security industry in New York State.
- NAPCO Security Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Nationwide Digital Monitoring Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- New York Alarm PAC Partner — Sponsored by NYELSA to advance legislative and regulatory goals for the life safety and security industry.
- New York State Department of Financial Services (Commissioner of Insurance) Government — NYELSA notes that companies installing fire alarm systems must be registered with the NY Commissioner of Insurance, showing regulatory alignment.
- New York State Department of State Government — NYELSA references the NYS website for licensing information, indicating alignment with state regulatory requirements for security services.
- New York State Department of State Government — Primary state agency responsible for licensing and regulating electronic and life safety system professionals; referenced as the enforcement and complaint authority.
- Powered Protection, Inc. Partner — Member company that participates in and supports NYELSA activities.
- Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Inc. Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Repworks Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Resideo Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Security Alarm Companies Network — NYELSA represents security alarm companies operating in New York State.
- Security Central Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- Security Industry Association Partner — Partnered with NYELSA in supporting state legislation to limit local government authority to fine alarm companies for false alarms.
- Sentry Alarms, LLC Partner — Member company that participates in and supports NYELSA activities.
- Stanley Convergent Security Solutions (Securitas Technology) Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
- USA Central Station Partner — Associate member providing services or products to the electronic and life safety industry.
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strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Hybrid Training Delivery to Support Professional Developmentmethodology: hybrid_training_deliveryBy delivering education through both in-person seminars and online webinars, including remote instructor-led formats, the association increases accessibility and engagement in professional development, because flexible, interactive training reduces cost and travel barriers while maintaining instructional quality.
- Industry Advocacy to Shape Supportive Policy Environmentmethodology: political-advocacy-through-pacBy engaging in government advocacy and political action, the association influences legislation and regulatory decisions in favor of the electronic and life safety industry, because unified stakeholder representation increases the likelihood of favorable policy outcomes.
- Professional Standards and Ethics to Improve Service Qualitymethodology: professional-standards-and-ethicsBy promoting employee training, adherence to a Code of Ethics, and responsiveness to consumer complaints, the association improves public trust and service quality in the industry, because structured ethical standards and accountability mechanisms lead to more reliable and reputable service providers.