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“The cost of running a city is the linear feet of everything … of sewer and water and sidewalk and roads …” In order to create more sustainable and affordable places to live, cities need to continue improving how they plan for and account for their infrastructure. #localgov #municipalfinance #cityplanning

We are thrilled to see a great article in the Port of Baltimore magazine on Ancora Warehousing & Logistics that emphasizes the critical role of logistics and community collaboration in driving operational efficiency. At Ancora, we take pride in our strategic location and deep expertise in logistics, which uniquely position us to support the vibrant Port of Baltimore community. Our dedication to customer-centric solutions resonates strongly with the insights shared in the article. We believe that putting our clients first is not just a commitment but a core value that drives our operations. By understanding and addressing the unique needs of our customers, we reinforce our pledge to deliver exceptional service and satisfaction. Moreover, our collaborations with key industry partners illustrate our commitment to teamwork and innovation. These partnerships enable us to provide customized logistics solutions that meet the evolving demands of our clients, further cementing our role as a vital player in the logistics landscape. We encourage readers to learn more about Ancora's services and discover how we can enhance logistics processes for businesses throughout the region. Together, we can drive success and efficiency in the Port of Baltimore community. The article can be read on the Port of Baltimore directory digital - magazine

We invented zoning. And the cost of running a city is based on the linear feet of sewer, water, sidewalks, and roads. Walkable cities not only create more of a sense of community, but they're less expensive to operate. So, why are we having so much trouble updating our zoning ordinances to reflect how our lifestyles and communities are evolving?

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Strategic Planning is an important phase of any growing organization/association.

A great safety culture: when people continue to work safely, and do the right thing, even when no one is watching. Relentless Integrity; Courageous Leadership; Continuous Innovation

Please check out the video highlighting the work we did outside of Globe Life Field and then rate my swing in the comments. #stillgotit

Check out the latest issue of Construction Executive!

🌊🛤️ Cape Cod Trivia: Dive into the captivating history of the Cape Cod Canal, a man-made wonder that turned Cape Cod into an island over a century ago! The canal's journey, from a 17th-century idea to a 20th-century marvel, is steeped in innovation and ambition. 📜 The vision for the canal dates back to the 1620s, originating from the Pilgrims' desire for a safer, more efficient trade route. Imagine the challenge of shipwrecks happening every two weeks along Cape Cod’s shores back in the 1880s! George Washington himself saw the strategic importance of such a canal during the Revolutionary War. 🌉 Fast forward to the early 1900s, financier August Belmont II and engineer William Barclay Parsons began transforming this vision into reality. Despite facing massive boulders and financial hurdles, their perseverance led to the canal's grand opening in 1914. 🚢 The original Bourne and Sagamore bridges, essential yet initially limited in their design, were later reinvented by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Today, these bridges are not just structures but symbols of enduring ingenuity. Think of this: 🏞️ Every time you cross these iconic bridges, you're stepping into a story of human determination and engineering excellence. 🏡 Feel the pull of history and beauty here? If crossing these bridges feels like arriving 'home', #CompassFreitasMonteforte is your gateway to living this dream. #CompassCapeCod #HomeInHistory #CapeCodLiving #BourneBridge #SagamoreBridge #EngineeringLegacy #MakeCapeCodHome