We are extremely thrilled at the way our community responded to our need.

Repairing these 65 units is a way to house people in this community, quickly.

I was familiar with the campus, the community, the stadium, and we felt that we could put these pieces together and build a program, ... My on-the-field memories could fill a book.

Considering Phoenix Steel was the lifeblood of this community for many years, plus the fact that my father was an international representative for the Steelworkers' Union, it makes me especially sensitive to the issue. So we sent them back.

We feel we've got to do some things better and be more aggressive in the community, ... We're going to hire more staff and market more to our surrounding areas, and start bringing in more revenue.

Every community does it differently and the phone industry doesn't want that. They want to avoid local oversight. They want a one-size-fits-all model.