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Classic Security honors guards for courageous act and professionalism

Classic Security, a division of Alliance Building Services recently recognized five Classic Security Guards who went above and beyond the call of duty during the New York City Steam Pipe Explosion on July 18. During an informal ceremony at the company's midtown corporate office, Gary Green, CEO, Alliance Building Services and David Reiss, senior vice president, Classic Security congratulated the security guards who exemplified outstanding professionalism. Although the circumstance for the explosion was unknown at the time and mass hysteria was taking place, the guards remained calm and utilized their training. They executed clear and complete directions, which led to the efficient evacuation of their respective buildings. "These officers are to be commended. They made us proud by keeping their senses during the chaotic situation" said
Reiss. "While others were running away from the scene, they kept order by following protocol." "I am so proud of these guards for their exemplary service and dedication to the job," said Green." It is this outstanding professionalism that contributes to Alliance being one of the top building service providers in the New York Metropolitan area."
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