Special to The Tribune
TRUSSVILLE — The Trussville Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Community Shred Day in the parking lot behind the chamber office at 400 Main Street in Trussville on Friday, March 31, from noon to 2 p.m. The service is free.
Participants are limited to 3 to 5 bags or boxes of materials. Shredding will take place onsite, and the material will then be disposed of in a secure manner through a documented chain of custody.
Why should you shred?
“The practical answer,” said Bart Justice, president of Secure Destruction, “is to get rid of sensitive documents in a secure way. But the real answer is peace of mind. Whether you are concerned with identity theft, HIPAA or FACTA compliance, corporate espionage, or simply preventing dumpster divers from recovering your private information, you need to feel confident that your information is completely and irrevocably destroyed.”
For more information on Secure Destruction, visit www.securedestruction.net.
For more information on the chamber, please call the chamber office at (205) 655-7535, ‘like’ us on Facebook, or visit www.trussvillechamber.com.
13 Comments
Chuck Biddinger
Serious, if you have a bank account, they will shred your documents for free.
Lydia Christina
Roy Clarkson
Elizabeth Garrett Calvert
Wish they had these type events on a Saturday. It’s hard for people that work during the day.
Debbie Stephens Beasley
Do you have to live in the city of Trussville?
Ashley Jones Little
Tyler Little
Heather Sims
Lindsey Goodwin for the school stuff that needs to be shredded?
Sharon Dear Bernard
When and where???
Tiffany Taylor
Justin Taylor
Tim McGee Sr.
Yes, up to 5 boxes
Tim McGee Sr.
No
Tim McGee Sr.
3/31 at chamber office 12-2
Janeena Legg Willoughby
Brenda Keeton Legg
Sharon Dear Bernard
Thank you!