Picture This!
A city like yours where everyone works as part of a
team with a common goal of making that city a better place to live, work, and
play. We can help you make that happen!
There was once a time when our cities got along
without federal government handouts. As the federal well goes dry, the need to
get back to the basics of making do with what we have is rapidly
returning.
To make matters worse, the demand for services is
increasing along with higher operating costs, the need for more safety in our
schools, increasing crime, and litigation expense, while tax revenues are
shrinking. Add to this the need to deal with catastrophic weather, increasing
federal compliance requirements, and the need to better communicate in times of
emergency, and we find ourselves pretty close to the perfect storm!
That is why we have developed the Alliance21
program to address the needs of today with common sense solutions that are not
dependent on federal government funding. You can learn more about this new program
at www.Alliance21.us. Better
yet, we would like to arrange a meeting with you to provide a more complete
explanation of how this program can benefit your city, and the proposed plan to
move to the next step.
The following are the key
components of the Alliance21 program and how they can benefit your
community.
Collaboration
The secret of success is working together and combining resources to achieve a common goal. We call it the principal of Power/Squared. You can learn more about this concept at FalconCommunityServices.com
The secret of success is working together and combining resources to achieve a common goal. We call it the principal of Power/Squared. You can learn more about this concept at FalconCommunityServices.com
Compliance
Knowing, or not knowing the requirements of the EPA, FCC, ISO, NFPA, and OSHA (among others) can make a real difference in how you conduct your activities. Lack of knowledge can put you at substantial risk for fines and litigation. For an example of how lack of compliance and be a major issue for a fire department, see info4u.us/Picture_This.pdf.
Knowing, or not knowing the requirements of the EPA, FCC, ISO, NFPA, and OSHA (among others) can make a real difference in how you conduct your activities. Lack of knowledge can put you at substantial risk for fines and litigation. For an example of how lack of compliance and be a major issue for a fire department, see info4u.us/Picture_This.pdf.
Safety
Making and keeping our schools and cities safe is a task that can be greatly improved by working together. A shared cost system called SparkGap is the foundation of a cost shared network that can benefit everyone in the community. More information is available at info4u.us/Sparkgap.pdf.
Making and keeping our schools and cities safe is a task that can be greatly improved by working together. A shared cost system called SparkGap is the foundation of a cost shared network that can benefit everyone in the community. More information is available at info4u.us/Sparkgap.pdf.
Sustainability
To be effective, we must be efficient. To be efficient, we must have
administrative control, the highest levels of productivity, resource
management, and the ability to develop new sources of revenue. We'll be telling
you more about proactive plans at info4u.us/Sustainability.pdf.
