Driving for Parkers

YesterdayIREM hosted a golf outing at Kemper Lakes; Autumn Tree Care's Stan Kolat opened his shady tent for Standard Parking's Jim Georgalas, Walker Parking's Phil Schragal, and Standard's Roger Walters  and Marco Serrano. Roger says Standard is reducing attendants and automating all of its new and self-park garages to cut costs and improve the customer experience.

 

Organizing the event was the job for Valley Fire Protection's Crystal McKinney, Collections By Screening Reports Chris Stewart, and TTC's Patricia Trombello. They arranged 64 lots for the evening's silent auction as well as a vendor show with dinner. Crystal says while new installations and upgrades of fire systems are  down, Valley is working hard to make sure everyone gets their fire equipment inspected.


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