Location: CA
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Thank you everyone who gave advice. It felt much better to have the ammo in my back pocket. I ended not needing most of it. But the best case scenario is to not have to fire the ammo at all.
The problem ended up being solved with just another friendly talk with the senior manager. I insisted on seeing the manger in charge that can make decisions and had a friendly talk with him about how the alarms are bothering the neighborhood across the street. No raised voice, not blaming him for it, and understood that it was a corporate decision but emphasizing that it was disruptive and playing the sound to him several times and asking him to help. He agreed that they were not being a good neighbor and would turn it off. He gave me his direct number and told me to call if it came on again. It only came back on a couple times in the next few weeks, once I got in touch and turned it off soon after, the second time he had his phone on do not disturb and it was on all night but he was apologetic the next day and it has not been on since.
I consider this an absolute win
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