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Classic Security to guard Joseph P. Day Realty Corp. property

Classic Security, a division of Alliance Building Services, recently received an exclusive contract to provide security services at Joseph P. Day Realty Corp.'s 108 West 39th St. Located in midtown, between Sixth Ave. and Broadway, this 100,000 s/f and 16-story office building is home to several fashion tenants such as Isabella Fashions Inc., Jean Corp. of America, and F.B. Textiles, Inc. Amenities of this property include: attended elevators and property manager onsite. Classic Security is a full-service security firm that provides protection for 100 buildings in the New York metropolitan area, bringing more than 60 years of law enforcement experience to every security assignment. "Having worked with Joseph P. Day in the past, we are thrilled to have received a security contract for this building," said Gary Green, CEO of Alliance Building Services. "We look forward to further developing our partnership by providing quality service." "Security is of utmost importance to Joseph P. Day," said Larry Wohl of Joseph P. Day Realty. "Classic has an outstanding reputation in the security industry and we are confident they will keep our properties safe."
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