Striving to be good neighbors
Erickson campuses have earned a reputation for being good neighbors to their surrounding communities. Community leaders quickly become enthusiastic supporters when they see the positive impact an Erickson campus could have in their area. Low-impact developmentOn-staff specialists fully understand citizen concerns and guide the development of each campus in a way that mitigates these concerns. Our professional planners work with members of the community to design a campus that will bring much-needed services while minimizing the effect on the area’s traffic, aesthetics, environment, character, and culture. Erickson campuses are uniquely self-sufficient, providing their own security and emergency response service. They also handle their own road repair, snow removal, and other services typically funded by the local government. Further positive economic impact is generated through real estate taxes, capital investment, community expenses, and the creation of about 1,000 new jobs per campus. A spirit of volunteerismEmployees and residents are dedicated to bettering their community—both inside and outside the campus gates.
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