2010 Community Service - Dial One Security

Community Service

Dial One Security is very supportive of the community. We are based in Cincinnati, Ohio and are located in Historic Madisonville.
We are proud recipients of the Honeywell Community Service Award for Six Consecutive Years (2004-2009).

2010
Great American Cleanup Day- On April 24th 2010 employees of Dial One Security volunteered their time to maintain two Adopt-a-Spot sites.
Visit Keep Cincinnati Beautiful.

Madisonville Community Green Space Project - Dial One Security has worked with the community on the installation of two benches in the community. One of the benches is located under the new gazebo in the community green space, and the other bench is located at a nearby bus stop.

Neighborhood Block Watch Program - Dial One has been active in educating the community through the Neighborhood Block Watch Program by providing tips on how to prevent burglary and maintain a safe environment in and around your property.

Support for the Madisonville Weed and Seed Program - Dial One gave financial support to the Madisonville Weed and Seed Program which helps urban areas by weeding out bad elements and supporting or seeding the positive elements of urban communities.

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Support for Madisonville Education & Assistance Center - MEAC - Dial One Security helped sponsor the 2010 Swim Program.

Support for Cincinnati Park Foundation - Dial One Security gave financial support to the Cincinnati Park Foundation.

Continued Support for ProKids -During the Spring of 2009 Dial One Security has donated security equipment to their new facility, this is the second system that Dial One has donated. ProKids trains volunteers to become CASAs— Court Appointed Special Advocates. Each CASA is assigned to a foster child to make sure the child is safe, that the child's needs are met, and helping each child move into a safe, permanent, and nurturing home.

Continued Support for Big Brothers Big Sisters - Dial One Security participates in an annual golf outing that is partnered with Outback Steakhouse to benefit those involved in this program. By supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters, we are helping enrich the lives of it's participants.

Support for the Oak Hills High School Dance Team - Dial One Security has provided monetary support for the Oak Hills Dance Team to provide new uniforms, enhance their props, provide uniforms for competition, boost the district morale and help grow the team. The Oakettes have won over a dozen State and National Championship titles.

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Continued support for the Cincinnati Police's False Alarm Reduction Unit (FARU) citizen training classes - Dial One Security regularly assists the FARU in educating local alarm system users on how to prevent false alarms and better their understanding of the use of their systems.

Adopt a Spot Madison Road between Mathis and Glenshade - Dial One Security employees volunteer and maintain this section of Madison Road to keep our community beautiful. We regularly clean debris and trash from this area.

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Adopt a Spot traffic island at Redbank and Duck Creek - Dial One employees volunteer and maintain the traffic island by regularly cleaning up debris items that could be harmful to commuters as they pass through this area.

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Dial One Security Honored for Community Service - Dial One Security was awarded a 2009 Community Service Award for its sixth consecutive year at the National Honeywell Convention for its high involvement in and support of a number of area projects, including: Great American Cleanup Day, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Arthritis Foundation, Madisonville Safety and Security Committee, Cincinnati Police’s False Alarm Reduction Unit (FARU) citizen training classes, Adopt-a-Spot maintenance and monetary aid to Volunteers of America.

Nearly 900 representatives of Honeywell Dealers and Honeywell representatives attended the convention, which was held November 18 in San Diego, California. These representative members, such as Dial One Security, belong to a network that allows them to sell Honeywell and First Alert Professional security products.

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2009 Honeywell Community Service Award

“I believe successful companies and individuals have a obligation to give back to our communities. In a small way our Community Service Programs allow Dial One Security and it’s employees to give back to the Greater Cincinnati Area for all of the success that Cincinnati has given us over the past 30 years ” said John Lindberg, Dial One Security President.

Dial One Helps Multiple Sclerosis Society - Dial One Security has made a contribution to the Multiple Sclerosis Society to help a fellow alarm community colleague, Bill Goetz of Detect-all Security, with his fight against this disease which interrupts the flow of information from the brain to the body and stops people from moving. We wish Bill our best with this fight.

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