Putzel Electrical Contractors, Inc. is helping Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC to expand a The Salvation Army shelter for unhoused people in Atlanta. Located near Centennial Olympic Park, the project will double the size of the current facility and increase the number of shelter beds from 321 to 437. Plans call for two floors of dormitory-style housing for male residents, and another two floors of individualized living spaces. The project will also include an Education and Workforce Development Center that will offer services to residents such as housing solutions, financial education, emergency assistance programs, and other programs designed to support veteran services. We are looking forward to work getting started this year!
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Thrilled to have partnered with Maidstone Baptist Church to enhance the safety of their diverse and welcoming community. Our team, led by Regional Security Consultant Steve Kench-Cannon and Fire Designer Shane Fay, successfully installed a wireless fire detection system, delivering the project on time and within budget. We're proud to continue our long-standing relationship with the church, ensuring their congregation can gather with peace of mind. Click the link to learn more! - https://lnkd.in/e_nadR5E #PeaceofMind #SECOM #SafetyFirst #FireSolutions #MaidstoneBaptistChurch
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Is your government's fund balance reserves enough? How would you deal with the financial impact of this? When arguing to cut-cut-cut, remember to save-save-save. Everyone is either (1) going through a financial hardship, (2) just coming out of a financial hardship, or (3) about to endure a financial hardship. Plan ahead for resilency!
Early on Tuesday, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, collapsed after it was struck by a large cargo ship, leading to a massive emergency response to rescue at least seven people in the water. Footage captured the moment the 1.6 mile-long, four lane bridge crumbled upon impact from the ship. As of now, two individuals have been saved from the water, according to Baltimore Fire Department Chief James Wallace.
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Seven years ago today 72 people lost their lives at Grenfell Tower. The Grenfell fire was the catalyst that started the conversation about things needing to change in the construction industry. We in our industry must get better, we must strive for positive change and improvement across the board. We must strive for an industry based on values, integrity and competence, rather than misplaced confidence, poor qualifications and low price. We must strive for more effective and impactful regulation. We must be honest about our past mistakes and failures, and strive for an industry that ensures that we learn from that past. We’ve all got to do our bit to reset our industry, and drive forward the systemic change, that needs to happen, in a meaningful way. Change that needs to make a positive difference. There is a job of work that needs to be done focussed on outcomes that need to happen. Thoughts today are not just with the victims’ families, but the survivors and emergency services; firefighters and paramedics who responded that night. #healthandsafety #fire #firesafety #tetra #firefighting #firefighters #remember #remembering #rememberingthem #emergencyservices #Grenfell
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Reroofing resilience at its best! 🏡⚒️ Read about the project in Alabama, supported by TRI-BUILT, that helped reroof an entire housing complex following a storm: https://lnkd.in/ePAwucja
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Bridge Tragedy in Baltimore: A Grim Discovery 🌉😢 The recovery of a fifth body from the Baltimore bridge collapse underscores the devastating impact of the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the cause, focusing on maintenance and structural integrity to prevent future tragedies. #Baltimore #BridgeCollapse #SafetyInvestigation #Infrastructure #PublicSafety #UrbanPlanning #CivilEngineering #Tragedy #EmergencyResponse #StructuralIntegrity 🔗 Fifth Body Recovered from Baltimore Bridge Collapse https://lnkd.in/ew6fvTKi
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Denver’s new Mayor is deeply and personally committed to extraordinary outcomes that truly solve big problems like homelessness and immigration. He’s also a champion of Pu mic Education. If you want to be inspired about politics and Education and more, I recommend his book, In the Deep Heart's Core https://a.co/d/gxKCGxc.
As part of our four-part strategy moving forward, we will consolidate our newcomer shelters, saving Denver up to $60 million. People at those locations will be relocated to other facilities or stable housing. https://bit.ly/42V0XP6
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Tim Keefe discusses the devastating collision in Baltimore where a cargo ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, leading to its destruction. He reflects on the fragility of our infrastructure, comparing this event to similar past incidents, and stresses the importance of maintenance and protection for these crucial structures. His commentary not only highlights the immediate impacts of such tragedies but also calls for a greater focus on preserving the infrastructure we rely on every day. Listen in for a compelling overview of why these events should serve as wake-up calls for infrastructure safety and care. #TransformCX #SDSS #ThoughtLeadership #FrancisScottKeyBridge
Infrastructure on the Brink: Lessons from the Baltimore Bridge Tragedy
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Montgomery County Judge Keough shared an update today Tuesday, July 9 at 10:15am on power restoration, cooling centers and shelters. Notes from the update: - 80% Montgomery County is still without power - Sources at Entergy: “Their focus is transmission so they can get their systems up and get the distribution going. They are focusing on the highest concentration of population in order to reach the most amount of people in the shortest amount of time. They believe they will have about 50% of customers up by tomorrow evening, and that by the end of this week Montgomery County should be in pretty good shape overall as it relates to power.” - Cooling Centers: - 600 Gerald Street, Willis, TX (North Montgomery County Community Center) - Settings others up – will let you know - Emergency Shelters currently open: - Lone Star Community Center – 2500 Lone Star Pkwy, Montgomery 77356 (150 capacity) - West County Community Development Center – 31355 Friendship Drive Magnolia 77355 (150 capacity) - East Montgomery County Community Development Center – 16401 1st St. 77372 (150 capacity) - Sts. Simon And Jude Catholic Church – 26777 Glen Loch Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77381 - Clearing Roads: “We are doing everything we can to accommodate this situation. Texas A&M Forest Service has sent saw teams to help our Commissioners in cutting wood and vegetation that has fallen onto the roads. We are getting those cleared out as fast as we can.” Source: Montgomery County Judge Keough Read more at https://lnkd.in/g8kmTVNr #montgomerycounty #montgomerycountytx #thewoodlands #thewoodlandstx #conroe
Montgomery County Judge Keough July 9 Update: Power Restoration, Cooling Centers and Shelters
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I’m so sorry to hear today’s tragic news that a 17-year-old boy died at the Rudyard Lake beauty spot in Staffordshire over the weekend. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Water safety is so vitally important and that’s why I’ll soon be launching a major campaign, in partnership with local and national stakeholders. Please look out for our launch and join me in pressing for more investment in water safety.
Body of boy, 17, found after Staffordshire lake search
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