The Oregon Burglar & Fire Alarm Association

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Welcome to the OBFAA! We are a state alarm association, dedicated to serving the needs of the alarm industry of Oregon. Our members (see Members link below) include alarm installing and servicing companies, alarm monitoring central stations, alarm equipment suppliers and distributors and law enforcement agencies. Click on the navigation links below to find out more.

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The Latest Industry News

Professionals know that only the most current information can keep them on top, and only OBFAA members receive the latest news dealing with the alarm industry in the Pacific Northwest. This keeps you on top of local trends, laws, products and people and allows you to make informed decisions as to the future of your business.

Making Your Opinion Count

As the only professional organization in the state dedicated to furthering the interest of business in our industry, the OBFAA represents YOU and YOUR opinion to consumers, lawmakers, and the public at large.

Strength in Numbers

The bigger the organization, the louder its voice. As the OBFAA continues to grow, our ability to influence the outcome of major issues increases. It also helps to know you’re not alone—the OBFAA is out there fighting for you.

Valuable Membership Services

Joining the OBFAA gives you access to some great membership services, including:

 Free use of the OBFAA audio/visual library worth several thousand dollars, and including a wide variety of audio and video tapes. Some of the available titles include:

* Alarm Installer Training Program

* CCTV: Field Service & Installation  

* CCTV: Application & Design

* Tom Hopkins videos:

* Professional Selling A to Z

* How to Gain, Train, and Maintain
              a  Dynamic Sales Force

* How to Grow Greatness

* Kerry L. Johnson audio tape sets:

Advanced Subliminal Selling Techniques

Peak Peformance Selling

Stress Survival

Trust-Based Selling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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