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Campbell Crossing Continues Educating Residents on Window SafetyBegins Installing Safety Decals
Beginning July 5th, Campbell Crossing will begin distributing window decals during routine and preventative maintenance service calls. The decals will adhere to all upstairs bedroom windows, reminding parents of the risks associated with windows. We anticipate this task taking only a few minutes and expect that it will present no inconvenience. “We at Campbell Crossing want to make sure that these falls never happen at Fort Campbell,” says Mike Goodwin, Campbell Crossing Deputy Project Director. “When it comes to window safety, there’s no substitute for the adult supervision of children, but there are safety measures that may mitigate risks and we hope these decals and safety tips will help.” For more tips on how to prevent falls from windows, and how to find information to help educate children on window safety, log on to www.campbellcrossingllc.com and “click” onto “Safety Net” which is located under the “Resident Programs” menu tab. About Campbell Crossing
About Lend Lease
In the US, Lend Lease’s public partnership business is the nation’s leader in public/private community development. With a focus on creating sustainable value, Lend Lease creates communities that regenerate our environment, enrich people’s lives and foster economic growth. Lend Lease has worked extensively with the Department of Defense through the Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI), a program that provides for the transfer of military housing assets to private sector companies. With over 40,000 residential units, 192 apartments and 8,500 hotel rooms in its portfolio, Lend Lease will finance, develop, build, renovate and operate these sites for at least 50 years. SectionsNewsTopicsActus Lend Lease, Campbell Crossing LLC, child safety, Department of Defense, Fort Cambpell KY, Mike Goodwin, Military Housing Privatization Initiative, National Safety Council, U.S. Army |
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