Friday, April 28, 2006
Taxi !
On this being a slow night I thought I'd share an open letter to the "other" taxi services within a stones throw of my area, but first announcing the winner of the Blah-ger Tips Contest for the end of the month.
CONGRATULATIONS to a firefighter who only wishes to be called "Down in Flames". Some may know him by his nickname he says, however besides that he wishes to remain anonymous.
I can only guess how he got that nickname... but a free audio CD is shortly to be in his hands and I'm sure he will enjoy (and worry) listening to some of the greatest audio clips in Westmoreland County 800 Meggy Hurts Radio History.
Finally, an open letter to the "other" taxi services in Westmoreland County.
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To:
Manor Valley Taxi Company (724) 864-7005
9756 Broadway Street, North Huntingdon, PA. 15665
Mt. Pleasant Yellow Cab (724) 547-0530
2 South Church Street, Mt. Peasant, PA. 15666
Veterans Cab Company (724) 537-7708
RD 6, Latrobe, PA. 15650
Yellow Cab of Greensburg (724) 838-0700
961 W. Pittsburgh Street, Greensburg, PA. 15601
From:
The Blah-ger
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For Your Information:
Mutual Aid Ambulance Service (MAAS) in Greensburg, Pa. was included in a grant by the Department of Homeland Security and several other agencies for the purpose of acquiring new radios for their Transport Vans (and ambulances) to use on a brand new County Wide Radio System.
At present, MAAS is only using these new, very expensive radios for patient transports for paying customers, the same type of service that you provide. In a nutshell, they are taking business away from you and doing so using FREE radios on a FREE County-Wide Radio System.
Your services apparently were not included within this grant, or perhaps this was an oversight.
This grant MAAS received covered new radios, antennas, installation and maintenance on these brand new radios. This letter is to inform you that you may also qualify for brand new radios, antennas, installation and maintenance on a package for your businesses too, along with FREE air time on this new County-Wide Radio System..
The radio system that you would be using, just as MAAS is using now, offers 26 tower sites around Westmoreland County, digital trucking, unit identification, emergency buttons in case your taxi drivers are held up, plus other features too numerous to mention here.
What you would receive at the minimum for FREE would be One Base Radio, One Portable Radio for Each Taxi, One Mobile Radio for Each Taxi, Antennas for your Base and all your Taxis, all Coax, Hardware and Man Labor to Install Each Unit.
The normal cost for a system like this using a small business with 6 taxis would be somewhere in the neighborhood of between $52,800.85 and $69,800.36.
But under these Grants, you would pay NOTHING and have UNLIMITED FREE usage of a County Wide Radio System with Multiple Frequencies.
To see if you qualify for these radios and your Grants, contact the Westmoreland County Department of Emergency Management at 911 Public Safety Road, Greensburg, Pa. 15601 or call them at (724) 600-7300.
An audio demonstration of how MAAS is using this radio system as a Radio Dispatched Paid Taxi Service on the new Westmoreland County Radio System is available at the following URL: http://800.k3sam.com and scroll down to the clip called Mutual Aid Taxi Service, or the direct like is here by clicking on this... http://www.k3sam.com/800/audio/MAASVanService-28Mar06.mp3.
Regards !
The Blah-ger
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Have a good weekend and…
DECODED,
K3SAM
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