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Community Facilities This 24-page report only includes System installations made since 1999. Prior installations were manually archived. from DAMPP-CHASER U.S. & CANADIAN COMMUNITY FACILITIES: Government, Clubs & Commercial Click a state or province CA AB NB QC US AK CA FL IN MA MI NB NJ OH PA TN VT WY BC NS SK AL CO GA KS MB MN NC NM OK RI TX WA MB ON YT AR CT IA KY MD MO ND NS ON SC UT WI AZ DC IL LA ME MT NE NY OR SD VA WV Canada Barrhead District Social Housing Barrhead AB Battle River Lodge Wainwright AB Braemore Management Lethbridge AB Calgary Dream Centre Calgary AB Czar Agricultural Society Czar AB Eaton’s Center Calgary AB Essex Corporation Calgary AB Extendicare Fort MacLeod Fort MacLeod AB Giovanni Yamaha Music Edmonton AB Grandview Village Lethbridge AB Hospice Calgary Day Program Calgary AB Islay Hospital Islay AB Jubilee House Lloydminster AB Maidstene Hospital Lloydminster AB Martin Brothers Funeral Home Lethbridge AB Michael Lipnicki Fine Pianos Calgary AB Milk River Hospital Milk River AB Mountain View Seniors Housing Didsbury AB Noteable Music Lethbridge AB Parkside Manor Taber AB Pleasantview Lodge High Prairie AB Prueggers Music Lethbridge AB Rolling Hills Community Center Rolling Hills AB Saint Michael’s Health Care Centre Lethbridge AB Sara Lee Auxillary Hospital Calgary AB United Active Living Calgary AB Vermilian Valley Lodge Lloydminster AB Wainwright Health Complex Wainwright AB 100 Mile House Development Corporation 100 Mile House BC Con Brio Music Victoria BC Hastings Community Center Vancouver BC 1 Headwaters Ranch Pink Mountain BC John Howard Society Kamloops BC The Cedars Assisted Living Mission BC The Hamlets at Westsyde Kamloops BC Altona Senior Centre Altona MB Aurora Borealis Council Snow Lake MB East View Lodge Neepawa MB Eden Mental Health Center Winkler MB EMBC Reinfeld Reinfeld MB Fairview Home Brandon MB Kiwanis Chateau Seniors Building Winnipeg MB Lindenwood Manor Winnipeg MB Manitou Opera House Manitou MB Tabor Home, Inc Morden MB The Wellington Winnipeg MB Treherne Friendship Centre Treherne MB Winkler’s Senior Centre Winkler MB Paroisse Notre Dame Edmundson NB Decoste Entertainment Centre Pictou NS Evergreen Home For Special Care Kentville NS Upper Kennetcook Community Hall Upper Kennetcook NS Voicetime Music Studio New Glasgow NS Albright Manor Beamsville ON Bayshore Saviors Elmvale ON Bluewater Resthome Zurich ON Bridlewood Trails Retirement Community Ottawa ON Briton House Toronto ON Cedarwood Village Simcoe ON Crieff Hills Community Puslinch ON Erb & Good Family Funeral Home Waterloo ON Essex Golf and Country Club LaSalle ON Back to index Estonian House Toronto ON Greenwood Court Stratford ON Holland Christian Homes Brampton ON Huron Lodge City of Windsor Windsor ON Lakeshore Music Burlington ON Pinecrest Nursing Home Boblaygeon ON Port Erie Public Library Fort Erie ON Prime Time Living St Jacobs ON Princess Margaret Hospital Toronto ON Remeny Music Toronto ON Remeny Music Richmond Hill ON Rice Children’s Center Milton ON Rideau Club Ottawa ON Salvation Army Acton ON Schimauski Funeral Home Brussels ON St John’s Kilmarock Breslau ON 2 St Mary’s Hospital Kitchen ON St Peters Residence Hamilton ON Thompson Gardens Corunna ON Tollendale Village Barrie ON Touch Stone Manor Stratford ON Township of Perth East Milverton ON Uxbridge Music Centre Uxbridge ON Windsor Public Library Windsor ON YMCA Children Kingston ON App Du Marche Montreal QC Atelier Troubadour Quebec QC Bar La Suite Québec QC Centre De Joces Quebec QC Centre Hospitalie Robert-Giff Quebec QC CHUQ Hotel-Dieu Quebec QC Crete Maryse P-Rouge QC Ecole Dedanse temps Rimouski QC Fabrique St Charles Borromee Quebec QC Foutier-Labnecque Marie-Paule Frontenac QC Graceful Chrisitan Camp & Retreat Centre Gracefield QC Kawai Saint-Jean Matha QC La Fenetre Trois-Rivieres QC La Maison Alcan Montreal QC Le Chien De La Montagne Beloeil QC Ovascene Ste-Marie QC Pianos La Fine Touche La Salle QC Pousiannat Des Saire Coeur St Bruno QC Spa Eastman Eastman QC Studio Ouie-Dine Shefford QC Ville De St Lambert St Lambert QC Broadway Terrace Regina SK Cutknife Care Home Cutknife SK Back to index Edam Hospital Edam SK Foam Lake Community Hall Foam Lake SK Grand Staff Music Regina SK Paradise Hill Hospital Paradise Hill SK Regina Lutheran Home Regina SK Tighnduin Home Lashburn SK Wadena Community Center Wadena SK Warman Senior Service Committee Warman SK 202 Motor Inn Whitehorse YT United States Alaska Wildberry Anchorage AK Eielson Recreation Center Eilsen AK Fireweed Place Juneau AK Fort Greely Chapel Delta Junction AK Northern Lights Chapel Fort Wainwright AK The Forum Fairbanks AK 3 The Music Canvas Anchorage AK Valdez Civic & Convention Center Valdez AK Wildflower Court Juneau AK The Ledges Country Club Huntsville AL Eaglecrest Rehabilitation Center Ash Flat AR Fayetteville Public Library Fayetteville AR Inn at Carnell Hall Fayetteville AR Lewis Funeral Home Fort Smith AR Mitchell’s Nursing Home Danville AR Mountain Home Lodge No 225 Mountain Home AR Sugar Creek Lodge Mena AR The Gardens at Arkanshire Springdale AR Arizona Piano Phoenix AZ AZ Piano Phoenix AZ Black Bart’s Restaurant Flagstaff AZ Friendship Haven Tempe AZ Luke Air Force Base Luke AFB AZ Luke Air Force Base Glendale AZ Masonic Temple Aztlan Lodge No 1 F Prescott AZ Piano Warehouse Phoenix AZ Prescott Arizona FM Group Prescott AZ Ravenscroft Pianos Scottsdale AZ Ravenswave Cave Creek AZ The Door Tucson AZ Tucson Estates Tucson AZ Yarnell Community Yarnell AZ Abell Masonic Hall Association Ukiah CA Bel Air Bay Club Pacific Palisades CA Benbow Inn Garberville CA Catalina Bar and Grill Los Angeles CA City of Huntington Park Huntington Park CA City of Lafayette Lafayette CA Back to index Hammond Ashley Violins San Diego CA Hayward PM Group Hayward CA Hutton’s Hamlet Oakdale CA Little Co of Mary Hospital Torrance CA Magnolifa of Millbrae Millbrae CA McCloud Hotel McCloud CA Monte Toyon Camp Aptos CA Morning Star Café Oakland CA Mount Hermon Association Mt Hermon CA Pacific Regents San Diego CA Pi Beta Phi Irvine CA Regency Grand Covina CA Sierra Dawn Estates Hemet CA Sorella Café Fairfax CA St Aiden Bolinas CA Steinway Palm Desert CA Sun City Retirement Community Palm Desert CA 4 The Garden City San Jose CA Thursday Club San Diego CA Veterans Home Barstow CA Vibo Music Center San Francisco CA Warren Camp Palm Desert CA Anthem Ranch Community Association Broomfield CO Boulder Country Club Boulder CO Brook Forest Lodge Evergreen CO City of Evans Evans CO Focus on the Family Colorado Springs CO Housing Authority Colorado Springs CO Inverness Hotel Englewood CO Leave A Little Room Foundation Broomfield CO Myron Stratton Home Colorado Springs CO Peterson Air Force Base Chapel Peterson AFB CO Red Crag Bed & Breakfast Manitou Springs CO River Valley Ranch Carbondale CO Rocky Mountain Health Care colorado springs CO Sons of Norway Lodge Coloardo Springs CO Sunrise Assisted Living Center Colorado Springs CO Sunrise Senior Living Colorado Springs CO Telluride, LLC Telluride CO The Armstrong Hotel - Ace Gillett’s Jazz Lounge Fort Collins CO Tipsy’s Liquor World Littleton CO Union Colony Civic Center Greeley CO US Air Force Band of the Rockies Peterson AFB CO Viewpointe Center Colorado Springs CO Villa Pueblo Pueblo CO Allegro Pianos Stamford CT Buck’s Rock Camp New Milford CT Creative Music Monroe CT Darien Senior Center Darien CT Back to index Deep River Housing Authority Deep River CT Department of Mental Retardation, W Region - South Training School Southbury CT Dubaldo Music Manchester CT Farmington Senior Center Farmington CT Federation Homes Bloomfield CT Greens Farms Westport CT Hebrew Home W Hartford CT Litchfield Community Center Litchfield CT Max’s Downtown Hartford CT MGM Grand at Foxwoods Mashantucket CT Oak Hill Newington CT Oronoque Village Tax District Stratford CT Ralph ‘n’ Rich’s Bridgeport CT Steinway Company Farmington CT Stone Ridge Retirement Mystic CT The Music Score, LLC Wallingford CT 5 The Music Score, LLC Rocky Hill CT The New Hartford Mem Library New Hartford CT The Simsbury Public Library Simsbury CT Town of Tolland Tolland CT Trumbull Music Studio Trumbull CT US Coast Guard Academy Chapel New London CT Westhaven VA Hospital West Haven CT Wood Memorial Library South Windsor CT Arts Club of Washington Washington DC Fairmont Hotel Washington DC Georgetown University Alumni Association Washington DC Georgetown University Law Center Washington DC Grand Oaks of Sibley Washington DC Henley Park Hotel Washington DC Inter American Develop Bank Washington DC University Club Washington DC US Marine Band Washington DC Washington Ethical Society Washington DC A Third Place Eustis FL American Legion 240 Pensacola FL Bay Front Medical Center Chapel St Petersburg FL Beech St Grill Fernandia Beach FL Beverly Hills Recreation Association Beverly Hills FL Catholic Center at USF Tampa FL City of Panama City Panama City FL Club Renaissance Sun City Center FL Florida Yacht Club Jacksonville FL HDA Highland Lakes Palm Harbor FL Heritage Springs Community New Port Richey FL Historic Book Sanctuary Lake Wales FL International Order of Oddfellows Jacksonville FL Jay And Kay’s Organ And Piano Company Ft Myers FL Back to index Jupiter Island Club Hobe Sound FL Kings Point Management Delray Beach FL La Dolce Vita Restaurant Sanibel FL La Posada Palm Beach Gardens FL Lakeridge Falls Home Owners Association Boynton Beach FL Lakeridge Greens Clubhouse Boynton Beach FL Lakes of Delray Clubhouse Delray Beach FL Landmark Retirement Clubhouse Haines City FL Legacy At Lehigh Lehigh Acres FL Orange Acres Mobile Home
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