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Maine Township free document shredding draws more than 100
The shredding day gave residents a safe, secure way to fight fraud and identity theft, according to Laura Morask Maine Township Supervisor.
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Trustee Kimberly Jones helps Ginny Lagioia get ready for the free shredding day in Maine Township on Saturday, June 3. The event drew more than a hundred residents who took advantage of this safe, secure way to dispose of their sensitive documents.
When Maine Township offered its free document shredding day Saturday, June 3, from 9 a.m. to noon in the parking lot of the Maine Township Town Hall, more than a hundred residents brought their sensitive documents for safe disposal. According to Supervisor Laura Morask, proper shredding is one way to fight fraud and combat identity theft.
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"We offered this free service to our residents as a safe, secure way to dispose of their sensitive documents properly," said Morask. As an added security measure, residents were able to view shredding as it was done on their materials via a video monitor located on the outside of the truck. Shredding was done by Opportunity Secure Data Destruction Company, a division of Glenkirk Enterprises.
