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Yorklyn Construction Co Inc is a York, PA-based company in the Business Services sector.
First Federal Community Bank is a Bucyrus, OH-based company in the Business Services sector.
For more than three decades, FLD has been the vehicle and equipment remarketing industry leader. We are here to provide you with consistent returns at the top-of-the-market threshold in the shortest amount of time on your end-of-term assets, including cars, trucks, vans and equipment. We are more than a fleet management company. We offer direct buy and other customized programs and services. From pickup to sales documentation, we save you time and money by shortening the remarketing process by days, weeks or even months. We will assist you in remarketing assets in any condition or location, including those that are wrecked or inoperable. With FLD, you’ll never have to wait to receive your funds. Our customers receive payment immediately as our strong financial position allows us to purchase fleets of all sizes. FLD maintains depository balances in the mid seven-figure range and multiple credit facilities, each in excess of seven figures. Our superior credit worthiness and financial position have also earned us a D&B Rating of 3A1. We are committed to providing unsurpassable customer service and maximum returns on all of your assets. Our commitment is to your satisfaction.
Empire Media is a New York, NY-based company in the Business Services sector.
The Louisville Metro Housing Authority (LMHA), previously named the Housing Authority of Louisville, operates as a non-profit organization tasked with overseeing the creation and maintenance of federally subsidized housing within the Louisville Metro region. Currently, LMHA manages more than 16,000 housing units, with eligibility largely determined by federal income criteria. Its portfolio includes four family-oriented housing complexes, five communities tailored for accessible and senior citizens, and an expanding array of scattered-site residences. Oversight and policy decisions are made by a nine-member Board of Commissioners, appointed by the mayor.