If you hold a California alarm company or alarm agent license, your name may be listed on AlarmsCalifornia.org. The site republishes licensee information in a searchable directory, often with location details that show up when someone Googles your name. Here is how to request removal.
Quick answer: Find your listing on AlarmsCalifornia.org, copy the URL of your listing page, and contact the site (through the contact section on its About page) asking for the listing to be removed, including the URL. Then confirm it is gone and ask Google to refresh the old result.
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What is AlarmsCalifornia.org?
AlarmsCalifornia.org is one of a group of California directory sites that republish state license records for specific professions. It lists licensed alarm holders, such as alarm company operators and alarm agents. The listing comes from public licensing data, but the website itself is a private directory, not the state licensing agency.
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What information does AlarmsCalifornia.org show?
An AlarmsCalifornia.org listing is built from license records and can include:
- Your full name
- Your city
- License status, such as Licensed, Delinquent, Suspended, Revoked or Canceled
- Renewal details
- Public reviews posted by site visitors
Why your AlarmsCalifornia.org listing is a problem
- It ranks for your name. Directory pages like this often appear on page one of Google for licensed professionals.
- It links your name to your location. That matters for anyone who works in security and values privacy.
- Negative statuses stand out. A Delinquent, Suspended or Canceled label next to your name can look worse than the real story, and listings stay online long after you change careers.
- It gets copied. The same license data appears across sister directories and people-search sites.
How to remove yourself from AlarmsCalifornia.org: step by step
- Go to AlarmsCalifornia.org and search for your name.
- Open your listing and copy the full page URL from your browser.
- Go to the contact section on the site’s About page to find how to reach the site owner.
- Send a removal request with your name exactly as listed and the listing URL.
- Save a copy of your request and the date you sent it.
- Check back after a few days to confirm the page has been removed.
Removing your listing from this directory does not change your license record with California’s Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS). Your official license status stays the same.
How long does AlarmsCalifornia.org removal take?
The site does not publish a processing time. Check back after a few days and follow up if the page is still live.
Will your AlarmsCalifornia.org listing come back?
It can. These directories refresh from state license data, so a renewal or license change can create a new page. Re-check after each renewal, and search Google for your name plus “alarm” to catch copies on other sites.
How to remove AlarmsCalifornia.org results from Google
Removing your listing from AlarmsCalifornia.org does not instantly change Google. The old page can stay in search results until Google recrawls it. Once the listing is gone, search your name, find the old result, and use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool to ask for an update. Google’s Results about you tool can also hide results that show your phone number, home address or email, but it hides results in Google only; it does not delete the page from the website or from Bing.
Related sites to check
AlarmsCalifornia.org belongs to a family of California license directories. If you’re on it, check the others: FirearmsCalifornia.org, CaliforniaLicensing.org, ContractorsCalifornia.org, CaliforniaBrokers.org and CaliforniaEngineering.org.
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AlarmsCalifornia.org removal FAQs
Is AlarmsCalifornia.org a government website?
No. It is a private directory that republishes license information. Your official record is kept by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS).
Will removing my listing affect my alarm license?
No. Removing the directory page does not change your license or its status.
How do I request removal?
Contact the site through the contact section on its About page. Include your name exactly as listed and the URL of your listing page, and ask for the listing to be removed.
Can California’s DROP platform remove me?
California residents can use the state’s Delete Request and Opt-out Platform to send a deletion request to registered data brokers. It is worth using, but it does not replace a direct request to a directory site.
Defamation Defenders is not affiliated with AlarmsCalifornia.org or its owners. Opt-out steps are based on the process the site displays as of October 2026 and may change.
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