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US Storage Centers facilities in Irwindale, La Crescenta, Mission Hills and Montrose, Calif., have stepped up to help fire victims in the areas devastated by wildfires north of Los Angeles.
September 2, 2009
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US Storage Centers facilities in Irwindale, La Crescenta, Mission Hills and Montrose, Calif., have stepped up to help fire victims in the areas devastated by wildfires north of Los Angeles. The facilities have offered free storage to victims through the Red Cross and local fire and police departments.
“These are our communities, our neighbors,” said Mike Brady, senior director of operations. “We are happy to assist in any way we can.”
US Storage Centers is managed by Westport Properties, which manages more than 3 million square feet of self-storage in five states.
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