nytime we put hundreds of people and families together in a small geographic location there are going to be problems, disputes, and issues with managing the different personalities, needs, and circumstances each of those folks bring to the table. Any property manager or community manager can tell you that. It’s just part of the human experience. The difference is how we manage those issues and make people feel heard and cared about, but still require them to follow the rules and regulations that serve to maintain a sense of civility and order in our everyday lives. That may feel like just managing the chaos from day to day, but also can be very rewarding when we help people feel safe at home living as a community. That is the primary tenet of Signal Security and one that all owners under the Signal Security umbrella embrace; to provide peace of mind so that others can pursue their passions in life.
By Joshua Mailey, President Signal Security of Arlington Heights