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When somebody’s down in this community, there’s
always somebody there to build ‘em back up. I can
point to our conservation efforts during the drought.
Our community took it to heart and understood what
we were going through and what their part was in the
whole process.” Barham pauses for a moment and
then sums up his affection for the city he leads. “It’s
just a downright, good place to live,” he says proudly.
PREFERRED VENDORS
Dailey-Wells Communications, Inc.
– Dailey-Wells
Communications (DWC) was founded in 1972, selling
and servicing CB radios. In the late 1960s and early
‘70s, the company provided and maintained General
Electric radio systems for public safety agencies such
as the San Antonio Police Department. Today, DWC is
a leading supplier of systems and equipment for the
public safety, federal, utility, commercial, and trans-
portation markets with products ranging from the
most advanced IP voice and data networks, to industry
leading multiband, multimode radios, to public safety-
grade broadband video and data solutions. DWC sup-
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Intergraph Corporation
– A software development and
services company, the Intergraph Corporation provides
enterprise engineering and geospatially-powered soft-
ware to businesses, governments, and organizations.
The company is headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama.
It was founded in 1969 as M&S Computing, Inc., by
former IBM engineers. It was renamed the Intergraph
Corporation in 1980. In 2000, it exited the hardware
business and became purely a software company. By
2008, it had become one of the hundred largest soft-
ware companies in the world. It was acquired by Hexa-
gon AB in 2010. -
Musco Sports Lighting
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Xerox-Benchmark Business Solutions
Geograph Industries, Inc.
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