Guardian Security offers new security monitoring system

Guardian Security, a large fire and security systems company based in Seattle with a local branch in Silverdale, is promoting a new wireless fire and security monitoring system that does not require land phone lines or cell signals. This system is the only one that continued to operate during the San Diego fires last year.

The Intelligent Radio system works off of radio signals and Guardian Security is offering a special on it for a limited time. The company will install or upgrade to the AES Intelligent Radio system at no charge and offers the equipment on a zero-dollar lease when a three- or five-year monitoring agreement with Guardian is signed. This offer is for commercial and residential customers.

For more information, contact Guardian Security at

(360) 692-3738.

KMHS

commended for nearly 100 percent data entry

accuracy

Since July 2005 when the Department of Social and Health Services first began tracking Kitsap Mental Health Services’ (KMHS) data entry to monitor for errors as part of a statewide tracking effort, KMHS has had a track record of nearly 100 percent accuracy in user entries. More than 693,790 individual transactions have been submitted by the agency during this time for a .05 percent transaction error rate during the entire period. KMHS was recently commended for showing only three errors in recent entries, a near 100 percent resolution/mitigation rate for data entry.

KMHS contracts with the Peninsula Regional Support Network (PRSN) to provide computer support for the PRSN’s entire service area. Located in Kitsap County, PRSN oversees delivery of mental health services by providers in Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap counties.

To contact Kitsap Mental Health Services, call

(360) 373-5031.

Kitsap Credit Union announces board promotion and elected officers

The Kitsap Credit Union Board of Directors recently elected Terry Thomas as the new supervisory committee chair. The board of directors and supervisory committee is governed by voluntary leadership that represents the interests and values of Kitsap Credit Union members.

Thomas completed his bachelor’s degree in business administration from City University. After 37 years of service, Thomas retired from a professional career in civil service at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor. He is now a project manager at Paladin Data Systems in Poulsbo.

Kitsap Credit Union also re-elected three board members at its annual board meeting in March. Wendie Johnson, Carolyn J. Maxon and William Rumbold will each serve a three-year term on the board of directors. The board of directors voted to reappoint as part of the executive committee, Dave Anderson as their chair and Rumbold as the vice-chair, positions they each will hold for the next three years.