United States, July 31 -- Cleveland Police Dispatch and Chagrin Valley Dispatch today announced a new technology solution to help keep emergency lines clear of security alarm calls, 96% of which turn out to be false. Home and business security alarm information will be electronically routed straight into dispatchers' systems through Automated Secure Alarm Protocol (ASAP), helping dispatchers focus on life-threatening emergencies within Cleveland and its surrounding communities.Previously, when a security alarm triggered, private monitoring companies had to call 911 and relay the details to dispatchers who then had to manually enter the information - a process that could take up to two minutes per call. Now, that same alarm data is digitally...