Your Residence Qualifies for a Roadside Support Kit

Based on your geographic location, this courtesy kit is covered by the program for residents in your area. You will not be billed for the kit.

Access Your Kit

The Premier Roadside Support program is designed to offer practical resources to licensed drivers in eligible regions. This kit includes items selected to aid in common vehicle situations.

As a participant, you can expect the kit to be delivered to your address on file. No payment is required for eligible recipients.

Kit Components

Portable air compressor

Reflective warning triangle

Jumper cables

Tire pressure gauge

Multi-tool with pliers

Work gloves

LED flashlight with batteries

First aid supplies

Emergency blanket

Durable towing strap

Water-resistant document pouch

Hand sanitizer

Non-perishable snack bar

Compact rain poncho

Kits are available while supplies last, based on program allocation for your locality.

We appreciate your participation in this regional initiative.

Hey Sam, did you finish the report on the quarterly community outreach?
I wrapped it up last night. Sent it to the review team this morning.
Great. What were the main points you highlighted?
We focused on the increased participation in local events. The neighborhood clean-up had over fifty volunteers.
That's impressive. Did anyone mention the new park benches?
Yes, several residents commented positively. They appreciated the added seating areas.
We should consider more projects like that. Maybe next quarter we can look at installing bike racks.
Good idea. I'll note it for the next planning meeting. How's the schedule for the summer festival?
It's coming together. We've confirmed three food vendors and a local band.
Make sure to check the sound system requirements. Last year we had some feedback about volume levels.
Already on it. I contacted the audio technician to do a site survey next week.
Also, remember to coordinate with the city for permits. The deadline is approaching.
I submitted the paperwork yesterday. Should hear back within five business days.
Perfect. Let's touch base on Thursday to go over the volunteer assignments.
Will do. I'll prepare a list of tasks and required supplies.
On a different note, how's the training for the new software platform going?
It's progressing. The team completed the first module. Some found the navigation tricky.
We can schedule a refresher session if needed. The goal is to have everyone comfortable by month-end.
Agreed. I'll gather feedback and see who might benefit from additional help.
Thanks. Also, don't forget to update the shared calendar with any time-off requests.
I added mine for next month. I'll remind others to do the same.
The office printer is acting up again. Should we call maintenance?
I already put in a request. They said someone would come by tomorrow afternoon.
Good. In the meantime, use the printer on the second floor if necessary.
Noted. By the way, have you seen the draft for the annual newsletter?
I glanced at it. The layout looks clean, but we need more content for the events section.
I'll ask the social committee to send over their updates by Friday.
Sounds like a plan. Let's aim to finalize by next Wednesday.
We might want to include a section on upcoming road maintenance projects.
That's a smart addition. It helps residents plan their commutes.
Exactly. I'll reach out to the public works department for details.
Keep me posted. I have to run to a budget meeting now.
Talk later. Send me any notes from that meeting when you can.
Sure thing. Have a productive afternoon.
You too. Catch up soon.