We love our customers. Recently we received an email from one of our i502 applicants with some good news. He told us about his experience with his inspection. He passed with flying colors, obviously. Read for yourself… Scott, Thank you for all of your help! Working with your team was a great experience and we […] Read more
If you have you been watching the new changes to Washington’s medical marijuana laws, they will undoubtedly affect your business. If you haven’t already seen the LCCB’s, eagerness to get everyhting done NOW, you probably will, especially if you are trying to get your grow license approved. After waiting weeks and often months of complacency, […] Read more
Liquor and Cannabis Board and Suquamish Tribe Sign Marijuana Compact Historic agreement is nation’s first OLYMPIA – The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (Board) and the Suquamish Tribe today signed the nation’s first state-tribal marijuana compact. The compact governs the production, processing, purchase and sale of marijuana on the Tribe’s land. The agreement was […] Read more
Selecting an i502 Surveillance Company If you have recently applied for an i502 Grow or retail license, you probably have figured out, that one of your top expenses will be for your W.S.L.C.B. required surveillance system. You will also, quickly realize, that even though surveillance is required by the State, it also will serve as your […] Read more
Washington State Liquor Control Board has issued 67 warnings and penalties, including a temporary license suspension and a large fine to one i-502 operator. The reasons varied, but the second most common warning was for surveillance and security requirements that were not up to the requirements, even after license approval. It is unclear if these […] Read more
The original version released October 2014 can be found here, on page 9. OTS-6612_2Final.pdf VERBATIM WAC 314-55-083 What are the security requirements for a marijuana licensee? The security requirements for a marijuana licensee are as follows: (3) Surveillance system. At a minimum, a licensed premises must have a complete video surveillance system with minimum camera […] Read more
I’ll have more on this Monday, but as of today, the Washington State Liquor Control Board has made yet another revision to the i502 rules. Now we are allowed to use analog cameras and an IP compatible recorder. This means we can now offer our compliance guarantee with much cheaper analog cameras! This is good […] Read more
CCTV Dynamics has always been a behind the scenes type of company. We have done comprehensive system designs for very large security dealers while we operate a web-store selling direct to the public. The company dates back to 1999 and has been a part of an Inc-500 company and sold both wholesale equipment and retail […] Read more
As Featured in Marijuana Venture Magazine When it comes to i-502 security systems, we have all been focused on compliance. In traditional environments, a business owner may choose to install a security camera system or an alarm system for a myriad of reasons. Unfortunately, once its realized exactly how many cameras are required to be compliant with […] Read more
This Article was written by Armando Perez of CCTV Dynamics and was first published in Marijuana Venture Magazine. In our last installment, we explored the risks and benefits of choosing certain types of security cameras. A choice that was afforded by a murky and ill-defined section of i-502 (WAC314-55-083), allowed for multiple interpretations of the same rule. […] Read more