Barwood serves over 5,000 customers per day. Many of Montgomery County’s government leaders and citizens have expressed appreciation for such efficient and dependable transportation services. Montgomery County, the State of Maryland, and the International Taxi and Livery Association have bestowed Barwood with various awards and honors. With a national reputation as an industry leader, Barwood is highly innovative among ground transportation companies. Every phase of the business is computerized. In 1989 Barwood became one of only 15 companies in the United States to go online with a fully computerized dispatch system that included terminals in the taxis. This technology greatly reduced dispatch time and enhances customer service. Since 2002 Barwood has employed GPS technology, which has many benefits for passengers, drivers, and the vehicles.
Rotarians, family members and guests gathered for the annual Holiday Party held at Bretton Woods Recreation Center on December 21, 2017. There is no meeting scheduled for December 28, 2017. Happy New Year!
John McCarthy, States Attorney, Montgomery County, spoke about Opioid Addiction at the Potomac-Bethesda Rotary Club Meeting on December 14, 2017. Pictured [L-R] are John McCarthy, P-B President Todd Nitkin and Rotary District Governor Greg Wims.
It's the busy holiday season, but Alex Naron along with Rotarians Steve Naron and Bob Nelson, and other volunteers packed 144 food boxes at the Manna Food Center on December 12, 2017. Why not make a New Year's resolution to join them in 2018 on the second Tuesday of each month at 7pm?
Susan Glover, Senior Vice President, Adventist HealthCare spoke on "Patient Safety and the Role of the Patient Advocate" at the Rotary Club Meeting on December 7, 2017.
Alan Grant has scheduled the last three schools for dictionary distribution this year: Beverly Farms Elementary School, November 28, 2017 at 11:30AM; Wayside Elementary School, November 30, 2017 at 11:30AM and Bells Mill Elementary School, December 7, 2017 at 10:15AM. Join Alan to give dictionaries to third graders at these schools.