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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPamphlets showing community support We have a history in our communities, as demonstrated by this century-old railroad bridge once used to trans- port aggregates. For further information, contact John Schuler at (317) 549-3165 or john.schuler@martinmarietta.com Martin Marietta Aggregates ~ ~ MidAmerica Division 4770 Duke Drive, Suite 200 Mason, OH 45040 (513) 701-1140 www.martinmarietta.com l" I ~ ~l 'I If ,f'" HELPING COMMUNITIES PAVE THE WAY. TO A BETTER FUTURE I I, ~ - i~ I~ ;i !I I. i Martin Marietta Aggregates ~ ~ Community Relations Program INDIANA · OHIO ILLINOIS · KENTUCKY I II , I I We Support Our Ownl Communities Employees of Martin Marietta Aggregates not only work, but live, in the communities where our operations are based. Therefore, when we support the nearby schools, fire stations, Scout troops and other local groups, we are support- ing our own employees, their families, and their neighbors who own homes and pay taxes in those same locales. Parkland donated by Martin Marietta Aggregates. The landscaping of our facilities blends with surrounding communities. We believe that being a good neighbor not only involves taking care of our property, it also involves donations of time, goods, and money to groups that are providing a better way of life for all of us in the area. "Through your support, we can continue to educate farmers in the ever-changing field of agriculture." - Indiana Young Farmers' Association Our good-neighbor policy has been recognized by industry organizations that have commended us on our concern for our towns and townships, and we receive hundreds of letters and phone calls every year, thanking us for our contributions. {'We sincerely appreciate-your interest and motivation"in enriching our region for our generation and, most impor- tantly, the'<?nes to come.'" ow . -WACO.Museum 'A Aviation Learning Center "Troy!. Ohio Our Adopt-A-School program is but one example of the kinds of support we lend to our communities. Through this program, elementary school children visit our sites and observe the processes that are necessary for Martin Marietta to produce the aggregates that are so necessary for virtually all aspects of modern living. We frequentfy visit classrooms to share information with children. "In al/ the field trips I've been involved with, no one has ever taken as much time or put forth a.s much effort to make us feel welcome and to make it a worthwhile learning experience." - Elementary school teacher "Martin Marietta Aggregates has been a good neighbor to the Southwest Loc.al School District. They came tei us with an offer of a donation of eight acres of land across from the high school. This will aI/ow us to build an assembly center." - Dr. N.Kay Bowling Superintendent of Harrison Ohio School District Martin Marietta Provides Materials for Basic Living Martin Marietta Aggregates provides the found- ation for our lives -literally. Not only our foundations, but our roads and sidewalks as well are created from the expanding network of more than 275 quarries and distribution facilities in more than 20 states, the Bahama Islands and Canada. In an industry where proximity is a critical factor, one of Martin Marietta Aggre- gates' strengths is its strategic locations. Martin Marietta Aggregates' division is the second largest and one of the fastest grow- ing among the major construction aggregates producers in the United States. Taking Care of Our Own Business Benefits Everyone At the same time that we reach out to our local communities to offer support, we are hard at work, ensuring that our own facilities meet and exceed standards for safety, environmental concerns, and employee health and welfare. Martin Marietta Aggregates contributes considerable resources each year to making sure our facilities are safe for our employees, communities and visitors, and that they are upheld with the highest standards of environ- mental stewardship. Safe operating procedures are a core value and we have a reward and recognition system that acknowledges our employees' responsible and safe operating behaviors. We believe that good citizenship begins in our homes and is integrated throughout our facilities. To support that belief, our ethics program is an integral part of our everyday operations. Employee achievements are recognized at both the local level and through corporate publications where individual and corporate community involvement is commended. Not only are we committed to a safe and healthy work environment, we are equally conscious of the need to create and maintain a safe and healthy environment for our neigh- bors around our operations. At Martin Marietta Aggregates, we have created systems for pursuing excellence in all these areas that exceed consistently govern- ment regulations. Reclamation is a vital part of our relation- ship with our communities. Reclamation of retired facilities is a significant and sequential part of the land-use process. Through our corporate-wide commitment, this land is often converted to parks and recreational facilities and donated to our local communities. "We are proud of our company's record of stewardship of the land and of our commitment to bettering the communi- ties where we have facilities." - John Schuler Martin Marietta Aggregates Our mining operations provide sand, gravel, and stone so that quality, safe roads are available to local traffic. (Most of our materials are used within 30 miles of our operations.) In another sense, through our financial con- tributions and our donations of talent, time and materials, we are also helping to pave the way to a better future for our children and our neighbors' children and their families. Martin Marietta Aggregates ~ . .~ Days Worked Without A Lost Time ~::; ~251 The safety of our employees is a vital part of our operations. Martin Marietta Aggregates ~ MidAmerica Division 4770 Duke Drive, Suite 200 Mason, OH 45040 (513) 701-1140 www.martinmarietta.com f IYd. ~';' j'd I I ~ f J HELPING COMMUNITIES PAVE THE WAY TO ,wA "BETTER ~UTURE i[ , i t i 0' ~ ' I ......~ ~~ 'I For more information please contact John Schuler at (317) 549-3165 or Jschuler1@compuserve.com !'!!!'!1J!!I!\Il! ~ ~... Martin Marietta Aggregates ~ ~~ Martin Marietta Aggregates AA MidAmeric::a Division 4770 Duke Drive, Suite 200 Mason, 01-1 45040 (513),701-1140$ wwW.inartinm.arietta~com Community Relations Program INDIANA. OHIO IlliNOIS, KENTUCKY We Support Our Own Communities Employees of Martin Marietta Aggregates not only work, but live, in the communities where our operations are based. Therefore, when we support the nearby schools, fire stations, Scout troops and other local groups, we are support- ing our own employees, their families, and their neighbors who own homes and pay taxes in those same locales. Setting up tables hours before the dramatic Concert in the Quarry, a major fundraiser for the Carmel Symphony Orchestra. Symphony conductor thanks 1,200 fans at the bottom of the quarry "The Concert in the Quarryhasbeen'an ex- ample of how Martin Marietta Aggregates gets involved in the community. They're a great corporate citizen. They're out there, talking to the people, listening to them, "making syre their;,concems are answered. " - James Brainard Mayor of Carmel, Indiana We believe that being a good neighbor not only involves taking care of our property, it also involves donations of time, goods, and money to groups that are providing a better way of life for all of us in the area. "Through your support, we can continue to educate farmers in the ever-changing field of agriculture." - Indiana Young Farmers' Association Our good-neighbor policy has been recognized by industry organizations that have commended us on our concern for our towns and townships, and we receive hundreds of letters and phone calls every year, thanking us for our contributions. imt..... i'-~ m i1 1m m "We sincerely appreciate your interest and motivation in enriching our region for our generation and, most impor- tantly, the ones to come." iii - WACO Museum 'Aviation''Learning Center'" Troy, Ohio "" ~~ mm Our Adopt-A-School program is but one example of the kinds of support we lend to our communities. Through this program, elementary school children visit our sites and observe the processes that are necessary for Martin Marietta to produce the aggregates that are s6 necessary for virtually all aspects of modern living. We frequently visit classrooms to share information with children. "In all the field trips I've been involved with, no one has ever taken as much time or put" forth as much effon to make us feel welcome and to make it a worthwhile learning experience." - Elementary school teacher "Martin Marietta Aggregates has been a good neighbor to the Southwest Local School District. They came to us with an offer of a donation of eight acres of land across from the high school. This will allow us to build an assembly center." - Dr. N. Kay Bowling Superintendent of Harrison Ohio School District f" ~"",.....,,.. '-,~-,"~, -.' .. ,." ~ <>'-d.".....,.'. " Martin Marietta Provides Materials for Basic Living Martin Marietta Aggregates provides the found- ation for our lives -literally. Not only our foundations, but our roads and sidewalks as well are created from the expanding network of more than 275 quarries and distribution facilities in more than 20 states, the Bahama Islands and Canada. In an industry where proximity is a critical factor, one of Martin Marietta Aggre- gates' strengths is its strategic locations. Martin Marietta Aggregates' division is the second largest and one of the fastest grow- ing among the major construction aggregates producers in the United States. Taking Care of Our Own Business Benefits Everyone At the same time that we reach out to our local communities to offer support, we are hard at work, insuring that our own facilities meet and exceed standards for safety, environmental concerns, and employee health and welfare. Martin Marietta Aggregates contributes considerable resources each year to making sure our facilities are safe for our employees and visitors and that they are environmentally sound. Safety bonuses are awarded to employ- ees who demonstrate good safety habits. We believe that good citizenship begins within our facilities. To support that belief, our ethics program is an integral part of our everyday operations. Employee achievements are recognized at the local level and through corporate publica- tions where individual and corporate commu- nity involvement is highlighted. .....~ ",. ~, <" '.-.~~ "",,,,,,,"""-""'~"''''''~'"'''''''''-'-'',,~,~-.' ..' ~.-.'~^' ",.'_-"-,:,~,,,^-. ,.." Not only are we concerned about our employees' safety, we are equally conscious of the need to create and maintain a safe envi- ronment for our surrounding neighbors. At Martin Marietta Aggregates, we have created systems for pursuing excellence that exceed government regulations. Reclamation is a vital part of our relation- ship with our communities. Reclamation of retired facilities is a significant and sequential part of the land-use process. Through our generosity, this land is often converted to parks and recreational facilities and donated to our local communities. '. "....~,_ .c.' ,4 ".~ ~.~. .... ,,' .~~.' " ."".' . . '. .. "We are proud of our company's record of stewardship of the land and of our commitment to bettering the communi- ties where we have facilities." - John Schuler Martin Marietta Aggregates Our mining operations provide sand, gravel, and stone so that good, safe roads are available to local traffic. (Most of our materials are used within 30 miles of our operations.) In another sense, through our financial con- tributions and our donations of talent, time and materials, we are also helping to pave the way to a better future for our children and our neighbors' children and their families. Hazeldell Road, Carmel, Indiana, has been adopted by the Carmel operations. Martin Marietta Aggregates ~ MidAmerica Division 4770 Duke Drive, Suite 200 Mason, OH 45040 (513) 701-1140 www.martinmarietta.com .....~....~h_" ~ t DaytQn~ ,iCedarville College 'Ii: Cihcinnati- ~iUnited Way of Cincinnati ~i;RossT wp. Schools ~il0amfest Hamilton/Fairfield ;~:Indian Summer Days/Fairfield ~i:;New Miami Fire Department IIillHarrisonSchools m ~Ili~ynchburg Schools ~IIMiddletown Opera Company iiI Ross Volunteer Fire Department <iolli:.Qreenfield Community Support ir Village of Newtown II lndr:lna- .. Carmel Symphony >. Gibault Foundation . Conner Prairie Settlement ..Children's Museum ~<.Decatur Township Schools ~Nalley Mills Elementary ~1!Noblesville Schools t~;'Pana Community Hospital ~ilCarmel Schools ~i:iJanus Development ~illDecatur Fire Department ~jiNqblesville Fire Department ",iiKokomo Hospital IrGleaners Food Bank illilli Divis!Qn ~ >':. American Free Tree Program ." I' . I .' - "' ~ I i~ ~ 'I 'I ir 'I I ill 1 'I "' , 1).))ii)i~ Contributions Mi"&America Division ii;! arietta Aggregates artinMarietta Aggregates to worthy causes in where our. operations are examples of th.e groups 1999. cputs, Gid Scouts, 4-H, mlmy other y rganizations, libraries, andfire depart ....)are examples of groups wesup- i((iiPorted~~~g.t~sh and. in-kind donations in . 1Q99. GDtiffinancial support has made it possibl erprivilesed children to a"ttend summ ;itoparticipate in entertaining and e ~lactivities, and to receive oth . atmightotherwise not be a~~i . GDur donations ofsam3., gdv ehave ht:1pednon-profit organ' ate or enhance their properties. 1 ] I.......... ..~ z;:; T....st I offices, plus our divisional irectcontfibutionsof $1 ,000 Cprofft organizations each year. ported in 1999 include: GDrton wp. Fire Department n:tils Elementary School