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The City Should Not Fund the Downtown Ambassador Program: Provident Security

Straight.com reprinted a post by Michael Jagger, where he talks about the Downtown Ambassador Program.

As a part of the City of Vancouver’s Civil City Initiative, more than $800,000 has been (controversially) allocated for expansion of the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Area (DVBIA) Downtown Ambassador program. Initially, the idea was to offer an incentive for other city BIA’s (such as Gastown, Robson Street, Chinatown, Davie Village, etc.) to use the Downtown Ambassadors and for those BIA’s to be eligible to receive city funding to ‘top up’ any BIA money spent on the program.

Published December 1, 2008 · Straight.com · Written by Michael Jagger

Thief Proof Your House

Mike Jagger featured on Living Vancouver, on how to thief proof your house.

Broadcast November 18, 2008 · Living Vancouver · Reported by Jaeny Baik

Thief Proof Cars

Mike Jagger featured on Living Vancouver, on how to protect your car.

Broadcast November 7, 2008 · Living Vancouver · Reported by Jaeny Baik

Security Industry Committing to a Greener Future

… “We do lots of little things, but in this business it is the little things that add up,” says Mike Jagger, proprietor of Provident Security in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Provident also adheres to an extensive recycling program to dispose of transformers, batteries and other industrial refuse, along with common office materials. But Jagger is most proud of his company’s “paperless office” initiative. With more than 200 employees and 4,500 customers, the full-service security provider until recently consumed huge amounts of paper. No more. The essential design of a paperless concept is that office automation renders paper redundant for everyday tasks such as record-keeping and bookkeeping.

Published October 1, 2008 · Security Sales & Integration
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