Eastern Security Services Begins 2024 with Multiple Service Department PromotionsPosted on January 2, 2024 |
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Eastern Security Services, one of the fastest growing alarm companies in New York State, kicked off 2024 by investing heavily in their service department.
Dave Belloma was promoted to the company’s first ever Senior Service Engineer after 35 years of experience as the Service Manager, and previously Technician.
Adam Simmons, after several years of service as a Lead Technician and also Project Manager, will be taking on the role of Service Manager.
After a year of record growth, Eastern Security Services will continue to provide unmatched and unwavering service to their clients, as they enter a new year with the intent of setting new records.
Eastern Security Services is the leading provider of professionally-monitored burglary alarm, fire alarm, access control, video surveillance, and intercom systems in Central New York. To learn more, visit their website at www.EasternSecurity.net or give them a call at (315) 422-4141. You can also follow them on Facebook, LinkedIn, and TikTok!
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