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Pictured here, L to R: Public Safety Building Committee Member Lois Sugrue, Public Safety Building Committee Member Karen Spiewak, Public Safety Building Committee Co-Chair Stephen Coleman, Cornerstone Bank AVP, Senior Market Manager Sabrina Webb, Public Safety Building Committee Co-Chair Noreen Smith.[/caption]
Cornerstone Bank is pleased to announce its recent donation of $2,500 to support the Charlton Public Safety Building Campaign.
The proposed Charlton Public Safety Building, to be built on Masonic Home Road next to the current police station, will become the headquarters for the police and the fire departments. The new building will provide Charlton with a 911 communications center for coordinated emergency response, emergency responder training, and the storage space for town-owned emergency and firefighting equipment.
“We are proud to support the town of Charlton,” stated Cornerstone Bank President & Treasurer and Chairman of the Bank’s Charitable Donations Committee Todd M. Tallman. “In an emergency, every second counts, and our community must have access to modern safety facilities to keep up with increasing calls for service.”
To learn more about the Charlton Public Safety Building Campaign, please visit: https://www.townofcharlton.net/.
Pictured here, L to R: Public Safety Building Committee Member Lois Sugrue, Public Safety Building Committee Member Karen Spiewak, Public Safety Building Committee Co-Chair Stephen Coleman, Cornerstone Bank AVP, Senior Market Manager Sabrina Webb, Public Safety Building Committee Co-Chair Noreen Smith.[/caption]
Cornerstone Bank is pleased to announce its recent donation of $2,500 to support the Charlton Public Safety Building Campaign.
The proposed Charlton Public Safety Building, to be built on Masonic Home Road next to the current police station, will become the headquarters for the police and the fire departments. The new building will provide Charlton with a 911 communications center for coordinated emergency response, emergency responder training, and the storage space for town-owned emergency and firefighting equipment.
“We are proud to support the town of Charlton,” stated Cornerstone Bank President & Treasurer and Chairman of the Bank’s Charitable Donations Committee Todd M. Tallman. “In an emergency, every second counts, and our community must have access to modern safety facilities to keep up with increasing calls for service.”
To learn more about the Charlton Public Safety Building Campaign, please visit: https://www.townofcharlton.net/.