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Pennsylvania Signal 88 Security Franchise Works with Area Law Enforcement to Improve Community Safety

Pennsylvania Signal 88 Security Franchise Works with Area Law Enforcement to Improve Community Safety

Peter Mango leverages his police background as a Signal 88 franchisee to partner with police and bring peace of mind to the community.

Cristina Merrill

By Cristina Merrill

1851 Franchise Contributor

November 13, 2018

Pennsylvania Signal 88 Security Franchise Works with Area Law Enforcement to Improve Community Safety

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