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Chamber urges: Get Address Marker Now! A Columbia-Adair County Chamber Project is picking up momentum. It was started seven years ago by the Chamber, when, the Chamber, with then President Richard Phelps leading, got the project rolling; now with others joining in to help, it's time to give Adair County a safety and tourism edge by Sue Stivers, Executive Director, C-AC Chamber of Commerce4 Did you know that an address marker could save your life or the life of someone you know and love? If you do not already have one, you are encouraged to go to the Adair County Sheriff's office 424 Public Square in Columbia and purchase one for the low price of $10. The office is open Monday - Friday from 8:00am to 4:30pmCT. The reflective sign marker is a project of the Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce which was started 5 years ago. The cost to the Chamber is $9.00 per sign which gives $1.00 profit for the Chamber. Wouldn't it be great if every home, business, school, church, fire station, playing fields, funeral homes, cemeteries, etc. had a reflective marker? This would make it easier for Emergency Services to find you more quickly when you need them. Yes, one of the signs could save your life or someone you know and love. Let's be the first County in Kentucky where every place has a reflective address marker. If you do not know your house or business number, call Mary Allender, Address Coordinator at (270) 384-4760.The Chamber appreciates the Sheriff's office for providing this service to the people of Adair County. Former Sheriff Steve Cheatham volunteered to do this for the Chamber and we are grateful to Sheriff Ralph Curry and his staff for continuing that service. They do a great job and The Chamber says "Thank You". Also a special thank you to the people who have already purchased the markers and have them properly displayed...Remember to get your Marker! This story was posted on 2009-06-06 13:21:56
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