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If your home’s foundation walls are starting to fail, it can be pretty scary. After all, this is your home’s foundation we’re talking about — everything in your home, including your home itself, rests upon them. And while total foundation replacement is possible, it’s incredibly expensive and disruptive. What if we told you we had a better option? It’s called the EverBrace system, and it’s revolutionizing how we fix failing foundation walls. Check it out! #EverBrace #WoodfordBrosInc #FoundationRepair

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When you match a community’s needs with the right environment for current generation autonomous shuttles, three things happen: 1️⃣ You gain rider adoption and public readiness for autonomous vehicles 2️⃣ You develop the right learnings to prepare for scaled autononous shuttle networks 3️⃣ You gain AMAZING results like this. 👏🏻 Cumberland Community Improvement District on your Hopper Program as you prepare for the Cumberland Sweep. Read More: https://lnkd.in/egAyPsd6

I use this as a great example of how a small community can make a huge impact in making a community safer, Flock Safety is truly advancing public safety across the entire nation…..if you are in law enforcement leadership, please take the time to learn about how Flock Safety can positively impact your jurisdiction. #IACP, #Flock, #FlockSafety

Issue 52 of our quarterly newsletter, Going Beyond, is now up on our website! Check it out to see what we've been up to Download it here: https://lnkd.in/gX3yWjeB #renci #servicewithheartandhope #goingbeyond

Here are three big tips for newlyweds who are thinking about purchasing their first home together! Richard Hallwood The Hallwood Group, Inc. [email protected] (770) 436-5027

Two organizations with powerful missions unite efforts to serve the local community. How STE(A)M Truck and Bobby Dodd Institute create a double impact? Watch the video below. #BDIEmpowers #BDIEmploys #BDIImpact #DisabilityEmployment #PartnerWithAPurpose

An interesting article on political leadership and transforming a town. 2 points stand out: 1) he educated and continues to educate himself, 6 hours a week, on topics like design. 2) he focused on doing the best job and not the popularity needed for re-election. Specifically, “Brainard was able to maintain confidence in his ideas when he faced opposition for a simple reason: He didn’t care about re-election. He loved being mayor but recognized that, as a lawyer, he could always make more money in the private sector. If he was going to be mayor, however, he wanted to do bold things.” We need more leaders who remain bold or grow into being bold - especially educated leaders who understand root causes and solutions.