Abstract: A mailbox accessory device for insertion within the cavity of a mailbox for more easily accessing mail located towards the rear portion of the mailbox including a first member extending along at least a portion of the length of the mailbox cavity, the second member being coupled to the first member. The mailbox device is movable within the mailbox cavity from a position wherein the second member lies in the vicinity of the rear wall of the mailbox to a position wherein the second member lies in the vicinity of the access opening of the mailbox. The second member extends above the first member and engages mail located in the mailbox cavity so as to move such mail to the access opening of the mailbox.

Abstract: A mailbox accessory device for insertion within the cavity of a mailbox for more easily accessing mail located towards the rear portion of the mailbox including a first member extending along at least a portion of the length of the mailbox cavity, the second member being coupled to the first member. The mailbox device is movable within the mailbox cavity from a position wherein the second member lies in the vicinity of the rear wall of the mailbox to a position wherein the second member lies in the vicinity of the access opening of the mailbox. The second member extends above the first member and engages mail located in the mailbox cavity so as to move such mail to the access opening of the mailbox.

Abstract: On-site local areas security systems and methods utilize an on-site paging unit. A system includes a plurality alarm devices, an alarm panel, an on-site paging unit, and at least one pager. The alarm panel receives an alarm signal from an alarm device and sends a second alarm signal that is received by the on-site paging unit. In response to receiving the second alarm signal, the on-site paging unit locally transmits an alarm message. The pagers receive the alarm message from the paging unit to notify the local security personnel of the alarm situation.