NO. 2 2011 - Securitas
NO. 2 2011 - Securitas
NO. 2 2011 - Securitas
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guests and volunteers authorized<br />
to be on the campus – and deny<br />
entry to others. His recommendations<br />
included installation of a<br />
<strong>Securitas</strong> USA visitor management<br />
system.<br />
The system’s database contains<br />
a profile page and photograph<br />
of every person authorized to<br />
be on campus, and records the<br />
date and time of each person’s<br />
entrance and exit. For expected<br />
guests and visitors, a profile page<br />
with pertinent information is<br />
quickly completed and photograph<br />
taken for a photo ID badge.<br />
“The system documents who’s<br />
on campus and who’s visiting<br />
whom,” says Acevedo. “Our ability<br />
to effectively restrict access<br />
and efficiently enforce the guest<br />
pass policy 24/7 gives residents<br />
a sense of calm and security that<br />
truly has changed the culture of<br />
our campus.”<br />
From the lobby entrance,<br />
<strong>Securitas</strong> USA officers monitor<br />
CCTV cameras and use the<br />
visitor management system to<br />
control access during overnight<br />
hours. The visitor management<br />
system also is used to document<br />
hours worked by the facility’s<br />
teachers and other employees,<br />
eliminating the need for a time<br />
clock and time cards.<br />
celebrating 20 years<br />
of success<br />
Wilson Commencement Park<br />
has served nearly 700 families<br />
and thousands of children since<br />
its inception in 1991, and a<br />
survey of past residents indicates<br />
impressive results. A majority<br />
of residents have completed<br />
high school, received vocational<br />
training or attended college; 81<br />
percent are gainfully employed;<br />
and nearly all are off welfare,<br />
securely housed and better<br />
equipped to provide for<br />
their children.<br />
That success demonstrates that<br />
with a dedicated staff, tireless<br />
volunteers, community support,<br />
and a secure and nurturing environment,<br />
it is possible to end the<br />
cycle of poverty.<br />
“Wilson Commencement Park<br />
is a real asset in the Rochester<br />
community, and we’re happy to<br />
help maintain a safe place for<br />
everyone they serve,” says Suzen<br />
Greene CPP, <strong>Securitas</strong> USA area<br />
vice president. ¡<br />
(Left to right) Suzen Greene,<br />
<strong>Securitas</strong> USA area vice<br />
president, meets with<br />
Wanda Acevedo, Wilson<br />
Commencement Park’s<br />
director of Programs,<br />
and Kenneth Rolland,<br />
<strong>Securitas</strong> USA branch manager.<br />
(Left page) <strong>Securitas</strong> USA<br />
Officer Jennifer Wright helps<br />
ensure the safety of children at<br />
Wilson Commencement Park.<br />
On the quilt shown on the left,<br />
the residents are represented<br />
by the footprints as they walk<br />
on the path to self sufficiency.<br />
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