Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc. Charlestown Quarry will be having their annual open house on Saturday, October 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (EST). The quarry is located at 15602 Charlestown/Bethlehem Road in Charlestown, Indiana.
Employees, families and the public are welcome to take a closer look at our Charlestown Quarry. Enjoy lunch and prizes as well!
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Please review the information found by clicking the link below for more information on breast cancer awareness and prevention.
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Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc. is again offering FREE flu shots to all company employees on various dates in October and November. Why chance getting the flu, passing it on to your family and missing work?
Get your flu shot at your work location on the dates below:
Shamblin Stone-West Virginia – October 4th
Maltersville – October 6th
Tell City area – October 12th
Quarries – October 18th
Newburgh – November 2nd
Evansville area – November 3rd
Rockport/Boats – November 7th
Your CIGNA Health Plan will pay flu shots at 100% for family members who receive a flu shot at participating CIGNA providers. Major pharmacies are also administering flu shots and will file CIGNA insurance for you.
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The following winners were drawn from those who successfully accomplished drinking 64 oz. of water at least 5 days per week during the month of August:
Tammy Harding (spouse of Elton Harding – Tell City Parts)
Amy Harris (spouse of Justin Harris – Rockport)
Barbara Meredith (spouse of Tom Meredith – Newburgh Driver)
Matt Parks (Cape Sandy)
Thank you to all particpants! Please continue drinking your water daily for a healthy lifestyle!
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“Water Wellness” is a 4 week health action campaign that runs from August 1st thru August 28th, brought to you by Mulzer Crushed Stone. This program is designed to encourage participants (employees & spouses) to increase their water intake and to promote hydration year around.
Keep track of your water intake everyday by measuring how many fluid ounces you consume on the water challenge log sheet. Drinking 64 fluid ounces 5 days per week will qualify you for the prize drawing and you must drink a minimum of 48 fluid ounces a day to successfully complete the program. Only pure water, 100% fruit juice and zero calorie caffeine free flavored water can be accumulated for the daily total fluid ounces.
Mulzer participants that drink at least 64 fluid ounces 5 days a week will be eligible for the drawing to win one of four $125 gift certificates to Big Splash Adventure Indoor Water Park & Resort in French Lick, Indiana (open year round)! Shamblin participants that qualify will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win the $125 gift certificate redeemable at any West Virginia State Park!
If you failed to successfully complete Healthy Hike for your premium discount you may qualify for the premium discount by successfully completing this program.
Drink up and be healthy!
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Health questions can pop up any time. That’s why CIGNA is always available. Call their 24/7 health information line and talk with a nurse who can help answer your health questions, day or night.
Not sure if you need to see a doctor? Call the 24/7 health information line and a nurse will provide information to help you decide if an Urgent Care or MinuteClinic may be right for you.
1-800-CIGNA24
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Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc. donated over 6000 tons of free sand for sand bags to the public, Emergency Management Agencies and local road and highway authorities throughout our operating area in Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Warrick, Spencer, Perry and Dubois Counties in Indiana during the recent flooding situation. The majority of the free sand was used in Posey, Vanderburgh and Dubois Counties, although residents living in all of our operating areas were affected by the catastrophic flooding mother nature unleashed.
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Healthy Hike is the kick-off wellness campaign again this year! This is a 4 week contest based on an easy everyday exercise … Walking! All wellness contests this year also include SPOUSES!
Healthy Hike runs from May 1 – May 28. Pedometers, log sheets and instructions have been provided at the wellness screenings in April.
Employees and spouses are required to successfully complete Healthy Hike to receive the Health Insurance Premium Discount effective July 1. Track your number of steps per day by using the pedometer provided. Turn your log sheet in to the Tell City or Shamblin office weekly. Each employee and spouse must earn a minimum of 14 points each week to receive the premium discount. (Depending on health screenings, employees and spouses may also be required to complete a telephonic coaching program).
Shamblin Stone prize winners will receive a gift card to Wal-Mart of $50. Mulzer Crushed Stone and Materials Transport prize winners will receive Family Fun Pack Tickets to Holiday World.
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Now that the flood waters are receding and the need for sand bags is diminishing, disposing of the sand used to protect property is the next issue home owners’ face in the 2011 flood. The local Emergency Management Agency office recommends that you proceed with caution when finding a use or a storage location for the sand. Sand used in sand bags that may have come into contact with floodwater could be contaminated, which would affect how you should use the sand in the future. Sherman Greer with the Evansville Emergency Management Agency recommended in the Wednesday, May 11 edition of the Evansville Courier & Press that residents “should not use this sand for mortar or flowerbeds and that it should be thrown away at an approved solid waste site”. He also mentioned that it “should never be used in sandboxes for children”. EMA officials are still working with other agencies to determine if the sand can be used for other purposes. Vanderburgh County residents can also contact the Vanderburgh Co. Highway Department at (812) 453-5777 for more information on assistance in removing debris left over from the flood.
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Since the flood waters have started to recede and residents who needed sand to save their property from rising waters have already visited our free sand piles, we will be offering sand as normal effective 5:00 p.m., Friday, May 6. All Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc. yards will have sand available for purchase during normal operating hours beginning at 8:00 am. Saturday, May 7, from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
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