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SUPPORT THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION
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CALL BEFORE YOU DIG
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No matter what type of fence project you are thinking about. It is important to contact the individual village or municipality for their local code regulations. It is even more important to call your local utilities office before you dig. Click on this link to locate your local utility office. This important step can help prevent power outages or service interruption. |
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Trade Statistics Express
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Presented by the Office of Trade and Industry Information (OTII), Manufacturing and Services, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce.
On this site, you can search for import/export data nationally or by state of the US for each world country, world market region, etc.... Within that data, you can search by SIC code groupings, etc.... Then you push a button and it shows the trade balance between the two areas chosen.
It gives you wonderful full color graphs and data charts for the past 4 years of data. This data and charts can be downloaded for newsletters, websites, etc.... |
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AFA Field Training School
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The next AFA Field Training School will be held February 27-March 7, 2009, at the Tulsa (OK) Technology Center.
Train your staff at the fence industry's leading educational opportunity. Foreman, superintendents, and salespeople will improve their job skills by learning about the installation process through valuable situational demonstrations.
This week-long school offers in-depth, hands-on instruction on innovative installation techniques and new technologies, as well as safety, problem solving, project layouts, and more. Participants will learn about eight critical areas of fencing in both the classroom and the field, including: PVC fence products, bias cutting, chain-link, farm and ranch, gate operators, welding, wood fence, and ornamental metals.
For more information, contact Sara Wilson at (800) 822-4342. |
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Davison's Fence Blue Book is a comprehensive fence book detailing profiles for fence contractors, manufacturers and distributors. These listings are geographical, alphabetical, and by product type. Key information includes: contact name, title, address, phone, fax, email, website and more!
Please follow this link to order your copy today! |
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FENCEWEEK
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Fenceweek is a weekly newsletter put together by our partners at Fencebids.com. We hope that you will enjoy reading about various fence stories around the nation and worldwide. Please sign up for the special newsletter, if you haven't done so already. To sign up go to www.fenceweek.com Happy reading! |
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Fencebids.com
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Fencebids is a free weekly e-mail newsletter providing summaries (and links to full information) of fencing and/or access control jobs out-to-bid. Jobs are by the federal government, states, and municipal governments. It is organized to make it easy to find jobs that are of interest to you. For more information and to sign up click here |
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