North County business briefs: Realty Income declares dividend

By: North County Times - | Wednesday, July 13, 2005 8:02 PM PDT ∞

ESCONDIDO ---- Realty Income Corp. on Wednesday announced that its board of directors declared a common stock dividend of 11.125 cents per share, payable on Aug. 15 to shareholders of record as of Aug. 1. The dividend represents an annualized rate of $1.335 per share.

HM Electronics plans job fair

Poway-based HM Electronics Inc., which manufactures wireless communications technologies, is holding a job fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 14110 Stowe Drive.

Personnel group to sponsor workshop

The North County Personnel Association is sponsoring a sexual harassment workshop from 8:30 to 11 a.m. July 21 at the Windmill restaurant on Palomar Airport Road. Cost is $99 for NCPA members and $129 for nonmembers. Call (888) 983-9704 or go to www.ncpasd.org. Deadline for reservations is Monday.

Institute to hold executive briefing

The Sandler Sales Institute will hold an executive briefing titled "Break the Rules ... and Close More Sales!" from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday at 705 Palomar Airport Road, Room 210, Carlsbad. To register, go to www.audissgroup.sandler.com or call (760) 918-5945.

Insurance group to hold meeting

Anyone employed in the insurance industry is invited to attend the Insurance Women of North San Diego's business meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Old California Mining Co., 1020 W. San Marcos Blvd., San Marcos. The topic will be leadership training; cost is $20. Call Regina Lemanowicz at (760) 603-0131 or go to www.iwnsd.com.

Fetch! Pet Care location launched

TEMECULA ---- Fetch! Pet Care, a professional pet-sitting and dog-walking service, has expanded its service to cover inland North County and Temecula Valley. The franchise will be owned and operated by Victoria Feroni. Go to www.fetchpetcare.com or call (951) 308-9191 or (760) 430-9191.

HST to provide support for ferry

DEL MAR ---- Homeland Security Technology Inc. says that it has been contracted to provide physical security support at Coronado Ferry Landing in response to increased security regulations imposed by the Department of Homeland Security.

Breach Security to work with Sourcefire

CARLSBAD ---- Breach Security Inc. of Carlsbad, which offers Web application security solutions, has announced a partnership with Sourcefire Inc. This partnership combines Sourcefire's network discovery and intrusion management solutions with the BreachView SSL decryption appliance.

Premier Coastal chooses agency

Premier Coastal Development, a housing developer specializing in condominium conversions throughout San Diego County, has selected Castle Advertising as its advertising and public relations agency of record, according to Castle Advertising President David Castle.

Good & Roberts takes on projects

Vista company Good & Roberts Inc. has finished tenant improvement construction of the Combo Cap Laboratory Expansion project at Gen-Probe Inc. in San Diego.

Also, Good & Roberts has construction under way for Bergelectric at Guidant Corp. in Temecula, adding a fifth chiller to its central plant.

MIR3, REV enter into agreement

CARMEL VALLEY ---- MIR3 of Carmel Valley, which provides intelligent notification solutions, says that it has entered into an agreement with REV Interactive, a division of Charles Ryan Associates. The agreement will enable REV's signature software, Global Alertlink, to utilize MIR3's Intelligent Notification technology as its primary communication platform.

Sales strong at Calavera Hills

CARLSBAD ---- McMillin Homes and Brookfield Homes have reported an average of more than 25 home sales per month during the last 18 months in the master-planned community of Calavera Hills.

Seacoast Science awarded contract

Sensor technology company Seacoast Science Inc., based in Carlsbad, has been awarded a $750,000 Phase II Small Business Innovation Research contract from the Department of Homeland Security. The company will develop microscopic sensors to detect chemicals used to make explosives.

ImageWare receives certification

ImageWare Systems, a Rancho Bernardo-based provider of digital imaging, biometric and identification solutions, says that it has received certification for interoperability with the Mexican National Public Security System's Automated Fingerprint Identification System.

The company also recently announced that Technology Marketing Corp.'s BiometriTech magazine online (www.biometritech.com) has named the IWS Biometric Engine as a recipient of a 2004 Product of the Year Award.