🛍 L’87% delle persone che acquista in via Montenapoleone… non può permetterselo. Ma compra lo stesso. Per mostrare. Per apparire. Per “”sembrare””. Per rincorrere uno status. Ma a quale prezzo? Debiti, ansia, insicurezza finanziaria. 💡 Prima si costruisce il patrimonio. Dopo, se proprio non puoi farne a meno, lo si mostra. 📖 Vuoi la mappa? È nel mio libro “I soldi fanno la felicità”, al link in bio trovi tutte le risorse. | Alfio Bardolla

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Get a glimpse of the new Multi-agency Public Safety Facility. County officials and CEMA staff were among community stakeholders at the ceremonial groundbreaking. | Chatham County, Georgia Government

A new multi-agency public safety video focuses on the critical public safety message, “If You See Something, Say Something.” The goal is to inspire and educate the public on reporting suspicious activity. Fifteen local and federal law enforcement agencies collaborated on the video, which is centered around a tragic, but sadly realistic, scenario that plays out on camera as agency representatives explain the importance of reporting things that don’t seem right. “The fact that so many of our Valle

🚔🚨March multi-agency public safety theft mission Organized by the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO), the mission primarily focused on retail theft and traffic safety in the communities of Fairview, Troutdale and Wood Village. The mission resulted in 43 traffic stops and 10 arrests. Deputies confiscated one handgun, and altogether, the team recovered $2,174.43 of stolen merchandise. Special thanks to Portland Police Bureau and Gresham Police Department for making this mission a success.