Power Inn Alliance eALERT, March 5, 2014
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The 20th Annual Awards Luncheon on March 13th at Depot Park Confer- ence Center will feature Judson “Jud” T. Riggs, CEO of Teichert, Inc. and give recognition to area businesses and members who have made substantial improvements to the Property and Business Improvement District (PBID). Awards Include: Best Infrastructure Improvement Business of the Year Best New Development Member of the Year Best Environmental Practices, Private Top Cop Best Environmental Practices, Public Special Recognition Teichert was established in 1887 by Adolph Teichert, whose work can still be seen on many sidewalks in Sacramento and claims the oldest active contractors license in the State of California. Riggs, who leads the family-owned and operated Sacramento based company, graduated from U.C. Davis with a degree in Economics in 1978 and is very active in the community—donating time and energy on several Non-profit Boards and Committees. He will speak on the history, present day and future of the area and company. The luncheon will begin with a Networking opportunity between 11 a.m. and Noon. Lunch will be served at Noon with Opening Remarks beginning at 12:15 p.m. Tickets for the Luncheon are available at PowerInn.org and by calling Jamie at 916-453-8888/email [email protected]. Teichert CEO Riggs to Keynote 20th Annual Awards Luncheon Business Sponsors Platinum Sponsors City of Sacramento Depot Business Park Granite Park Partners Gold Sponsors County of Sacramento SACOG SARTA Sisler & Sisler Construction Stonebridge Properties Waste Management Silver Sponsors A&A Concrete Supply, Inc. Atlas Disposal Industries Bank of Sacramento Golden 1 Credit Union Jackson Properties L and D Landfill Republic Services SMUD Sacramento State SureWest The Buzz Oates Group of Companies Universal Service Recycling, Inc. WM Sacramento Recycling & Transfer Station Complete Member Directory Available at PowerInn.org POWER INN ALLIANCE February 5, 2014 Judson T. Riggs, Chairman, President,
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Transcript of Power Inn Alliance eALERT, March 5, 2014
The 20th Annual Awards Luncheon on March 13th at Depot Park Confer-ence Center will feature Judson “Jud” T. Riggs, CEO of Teichert, Inc. andgive recognition to area businesses and members who have madesubstantial improvements to the Property and Business ImprovementDistrict (PBID).
Awards Include:Best Infrastructure Improvement Business of the YearBest New Development Member of the YearBest Environmental Practices, Private Top CopBest Environmental Practices, Public Special Recognition
Teichert was established in 1887 by Adolph Teichert, whose work can stillbe seen on many sidewalks in Sacramento and claims the oldest active contractors license in the State ofCalifornia. Riggs, who leads the family-owned and operated Sacramento based company, graduated fromU.C. Davis with a degree in Economics in 1978 and is very active in the community—donating time andenergy on several Non-profit Boards and Committees. He will speak on the history, present day andfuture of the area and company.
The luncheon will begin with a Networking opportunity between 11 a.m. and Noon. Lunch will be served atNoon with Opening Remarks beginning at 12:15 p.m. Tickets for the Luncheon are available at PowerInn.organd by calling Jamie at 916-453-8888/email [email protected].
Teichert CEO Riggs to Keynote20th Annual Awards Luncheon
Business Sponsors
Platinum Sponsors
City of SacramentoDepot Business ParkGranite Park Partners
Gold SponsorsCounty of SacramentoSACOGSARTASisler & Sisler ConstructionStonebridge PropertiesWaste Management
Silver SponsorsA&A Concrete Supply, Inc.Atlas Disposal IndustriesBank of SacramentoGolden 1 Credit UnionJackson PropertiesL and D LandfillRepublic ServicesSMUDSacramento StateSureWest
The Buzz Oates Group ofCompanies
Universal Service Recycling, Inc.
WM Sacramento Recycling &Transfer Station
Complete Member DirectoryAvailable at PowerInn.org
POWER INN ALLIANCEFebruary 5, 2014
Judson T. Riggs, Chairman, President,
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Power Inn Alliance has a new crime fighting program for all members in the Alliancedistrict. Security Patrol and Alarm Response (SPAR) is available to all memberswithin in the Alliance boundaries. SPAR alleviates members from responding to activatedalarm calls and incurring costs for false alarm fees. Fees are paid for by the Power InnAlliance based upon your membership level.
Beginning March 7, The Alliance is partnering with Bayer Protective Services as the first-responder to activated alarms. All members with installed and permitted (with the City of Sacramento) alarm systems qualify for SPAR.When an alarm is activated, Bayer is notified and will send a patrol to check doors, windows and visible perimeter. If a true emergency isdetermined, Bayer will contact the property or business owner to decide the next action.
According to Sac Police, 98% of all activated alarm calls are false, using valuable patrol time. In 2012, Police adopted Alarm Verification ordi-nance, which charges a fee for all false alarm calls that utilize Police time. Fees can be up to $320.
Save time and money by joining SPAR http://www.PowerInn.org/SPAR
Be Alarmed! There is a New Crime Fighting Program
Being the “eyes and ears for law enforcement” takes practice. Sac Police Dept. is teaming with The Allianceoffice every 4th Tuesday of each month offering classes on Neighborhood and Business Watch, getting neigh-bors to connect, Scams & Schemes, and other informational topics to help protect people and property.
Tuesday, March 25th: Meet Your Police Officers. Meetings are open to all and are free. This is the time to be-come familiar with those who watch over this area and ask questions.
6:30 – 8pm The Alliance office—5310 Power Inn Rd. #A
RSVP to [email protected] or Dawn [email protected]
“Meet Your Police” at Neighborhood/Business Watch Trainings
Say “hello” to Margarito, Roman and Jose! TheAlliance welcomes Green Vista Landscape as thenew clean up crew. Look for the three menworking diligently five days a week keeping thisarea clear of illegally dumped materials, sweep-ing bike lanes and maintaining public landscape.
Supervisor Margarito Mendiola,Roman Madriz, and Jose Figueroa
New Year, New Crew, New Look
Next Security event – Mark your calendars: Thursday,April 17th at Safetyville USA (only 10 minutes from Power Inn). Joinus for an interactive and informative Security Mixer. Meet law en-forcement, enjoy a beverage and food, meet other business peopleand learn something new!
4—6:30pm Safetyville USA3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento 95827
Like the work the Alliance does?Join the Crime & Code Committee to stay informed and give inputto the safety of this district.Business Watch signs, stickers and Hot List emergency phonenumbers for the City and County are available at The Allianceoffice—drop-in or call for more information.Contact Dawn Carlson [email protected] 453-8888
Meet the New Clean-Up Crew
March 5. 2014
Labor Law Attorney David L. Cohen of Cohen Durrett, LLP returns to address the current concerns sur-rounding today’s businesses. This is a three-part breakfast seminar series, designed forBusiness Owners and Managers, April 9th—“The Tangled Web: 2014 Understanding the Interactive Process and Leave
Laws” addressing the ever-changing world of rules, regulations and rights— for bothemployee and employer. May 14th—“Harassment & The Part You Play” June 11th— 2-for-1 Seminar surrounding “Wage & Hour Law” plus “Discipline & Dis-
charge”Seating and Registration is limited with discounted pricing for the 3-part seminar se-ries: Members: 3 for $90 or $45 per seminar—includes breakfast. All seminars areheld at The Alliance office from 8:30—11:00 a.m. Contact Jamie at 916-453-8888 or [email protected] for registrationinformation.
May 2013 Labor Law Seminar Stu-
The Power Inn Alliance appreciates the ongoing investment of the Bank of Sac-ramento (BoS) and their commitment to Alliance members. Through continuedinvestment, as a Business Sponsor, “20th Annual Luncheon” Presenting Sponsorand connecting with the membership through the Ambassador Program—theiractive membership outreach connects members, community and business lead-ers with Alliance Staff, Directors and Members.
A prime example of donated service hours is Vatsana Schultz, Asst. V.P. andContractor Escrow Relationship Manager for the BoS. Schultz has been an Alli-ance Ambassador since 2012 and is a valuable asset to the organization. As anAmbassador, Schultz has a front-row seat to the economic temperature, areaconcerns and progress of the Alliance Membership. Her relayed informationhelps gauge the value of current programs focusing on beautification, crimeand security, economic development, transportation and advocacy efforts.
Bank of Sacramento has been an area icon since its establishment in 1998 onHowe Avenue. By focusing on serving the small to medium sized businesses in
our marketplace, Bank of Sacramento intends to be the very best business bank in the Greater Sacra-mento area—providing customized financial services to businesses, professionals, and individuals whoprefer a high degree of personalized attention.
Member Profile
Vatsana Schultz, AllianceAmbassador & Bank ofSacramento Employee
Bank of Sacramento Supports Members
Alliance Board Retreat Heads DowntownCity Manager John Shirey presents the critical issues and details of
current problems facing Sacramento at The Alliance’s Annual Board
Retreat. Other Dept. heads and presenters on the theme of Transpor-
tation included: Mike Penrose Director of County DOT, Jerry Way, Di-
rector of City Public Works, and RoseMary Covington, Director of
Planning for RT. Shelly Willis, Director of the Metropolitan Arts Com-
mission spoke on “Public Art in Public Places.” This is the fifth year
the Alliance Board has met with key city and county executives to get a first-hand account of the critical
issues.
Alliance Labor Law Seminars Return in April
WelcomeNew 2014 Members!
Silver SponsorUniversal Service
Recycling, Inc.
MembersComfort Inn & Suites
Device Brewing CompanyGreen Vista Landscaping
Hannibal’s Catering &Events
Iron Point Media, Inc.New Glory Craft Brewery
New American PoultrySacramento Production
& LightingSacramento Valley
Velodrome AssociationSunshine Pad & Foam
Recycling
Visit ourMember Directory :www.PowerInn.org/
membership-directory.asp
StaffJerry Vorpahl,
Executive Director/CEO
Dawn Carlson,Program Manager
Jamie Szutowicz,Membership Relations& Event Mganager
Sandra Mowry,Executive Assistant
5310 Power Inn Road, Suite ASacramento, CA 95820
Phone: 916-453-8888Fax: 916-453-8880E-mail: [email protected]
ADVOCATES FOR BUSINESS,TRANSPORTATION AND
COMMUNITY
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eALERT—March 5, 2014
March 13th20th Annual Awards Luncheon*Depot Park Conference Center, 11am — 1:30pm
April 17thSecurity Faire & Mixer*, 4:30—7:30pm
June 12thSoft Opening & Mixer - “The Art of a DUMPSTER“Adjacent to Power Inn Light Rail Station, 4—8pm
June 14th2nd Saturday - “The Art of a DUMPSTER“ *A curated dumpster art show featuring local artistsAdjacent to Power Inn Light Rail Station, Noon—7pm
Power Inn Alliance
Current 2014 Event Calendar
September 18thCrime & Dine*, Noon—1:30 pm
October 4th5th Annual Picnic at the Park* with Mumbo GumboMake this your Company Picnic!
November 20thHoliday Mixer*, 4:30—7:30pm
*Sponsorships Available
