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The branch is located at 1253 Freedom Road, Suite 100 in Cranberry Township
Tri-Ed Pittsburgh is managed by industry veteran Tammy Kleinerman

Tri-Ed, North America’s largest independent security distributor, continues to grow and expand its North American footprint and is pleased to announce the opening of its new branch in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Tri-Ed Pittsburgh is managed by industry veteran Tammy Kleinerman, who has worked in multiple facets of the security industry over the past 20 plus years. Tammy's experience spans central station, security dealer and distribution channels and will well serve Tri-Ed's customer base in the Pittsburgh area.

The branch is located at 1253 Freedom Road, Suite 100 in Cranberry Township and can be reached at 724-776-1300.

"Tri-Ed has steadily expanded its branch locations across the country,” notes President and CEO Pat Comunale. “Our product lines and U.S. footprint have grown tremendously over the past several years to better serve our ever increasing customer base. We're very excited to serve our new customers in the Pittsburgh area and are also very pleased to welcome Tammy to the team."

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