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Mark Baird Quotes
«It's like a bulletin board where people can post jobs and check for jobs.»
Author: Mark Baird
«It's a win-win situation. You get some work done, and a young man or woman serving our country gets to earn a little extra money.»
Author: Mark Baird
«We're asking people to look around their homes, yards and businesses for a job to post.»
Author: Mark Baird
«Most of the officers from the previous departments are still officers. People will be able to work in both capacities.»
Author: Mark Baird
«Frankly, we're taking what was two well-trained and efficient departments and combining them to make one better department.»
Author: Mark Baird
«(It's) to express thanks and gratitude in a practical way.»
Author: Mark Baird
«We fully realize the spouses are serving too.»
Author: Mark Baird
«He had a young wife who was looking for a job, and two small kids. Their car had been repossessed, and they were struggling financially.»
Author: Mark Baird
«(The departments) have worked very closely together for years and years and years. It has been pretty much the assumption that, at some point in time, the fire and EMS departments would merge.»
Author: Mark Baird
«It's a win-win. Residents get good services from hard-working, respectful service members, and the service members earn extra cash. ... We've been surprised at how quickly it has grown.»
Author: Mark Baird