The Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL) will conduct a test of its dam break warning system tomorrow, Saturday, April 1 at approximately 1:15 pm immediately following the tornado system test. Two sirens will sound followed by a recorded message broadcasted by loudspeakers that say, “Testing the dam break flood warning system.”
March 2023
Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC attorney, Anne M. Seurynck, has been named a 2023 Notable West Michigan Lawyer by Crain's Grand Rapids Business Journal.
Registration for the 2023 Building Michigan Communities Conference is now open. Re-energize, refresh, and restore as the BMCC returns in person for the first time in four years!
Jeffrey welcomes Amy Adamy, MPH, APR, Public Relations & Marketing Manager, Lansing Board of Water & Light while visiting their Community Fair Tuesday, March 21st, 2023.
March is Fraud Prevention Month! Although they're continuously changing tactics to try and stay ahead of their victims, most criminals use similar tools and tactics to steal your information. Here are three tactics you should know:
The Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL) and more than a dozen nonprofit organizations and community partners will host a Community Resource Fair tomorrow, Tuesday, March 21 from 2-7 pm at the Alfreda Schmidt Community Center, 5825 Wise Rd., Lansing. The fair is designed to help connect BWL residential customers and greater Lansing residents behind on their bills to information on resources and financial assistance per available funding and eligibility.
Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Terry Barclay, President & CEO, Inforum Michigan, Detroit, MI,
Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Julie Pingston, President & CEO at Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau, Lansing, MI.
Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Michael Maddox, President of Convergence Networks and EOS Implementer. Lansing, Michigan
If cybersecurity isn’t a priority for your business in 2023, it should be.
In 2022 it wasn’t unusual to see cybersecurity incidents make global headlines as high-profile attacks occurred around the world. In fact, since 2020 ransomware attacks have increased 435% on businesses across the world.
With economic uncertainty and a looming recession, financially motivated crimes will continue to be popular in the next year. To stay prepared, businesses need to be aware of the threats they face, their security gaps, and remediate any vulnerabilities that leave their doors open to an attack.
