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“Always walk through life as if you have something new to learn and you will.” -Vernon Howard “But real leadership comes from the quiet nudging of an inner voice. It comes from realizing that the time has come to move beyond waiting, to doing.” - Madeleine Albright Connecticut Transportation Institute Technology Transfer Center 270 Middle Turnpike Unit 5202 Storrs, CT 06269-5202 P: 860.486.9373 F: 860.486.5718 “Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” -Ben Franklin “Education is for improving the lives of others and for leaving your community and world better than you found it.” -Marian Wright Edelman Graduation Connecticut Technology Transfer Center 2018

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Page 1: 2018 Grad Guide USE - cti.uconn.edu

“Always walk through life as if you have something new to learn and you will.” -Vernon Howard

“But real leadership comes from the quiet nudging of an inner voice. It comes from realizing that the time has come to move beyond waiting, to doing.” - Madeleine Albright

Connecticut Transportation InstituteTechnology Transfer Center

270 Middle Turnpike Unit 5202Storrs, CT 06269-5202

P: 860.486.9373F: 860.486.5718

“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” -Ben Franklin

“Education is for improving the lives of others and for leaving your community and world better than you found it.” -Marian Wright Edelman

GraduationConnecticut Technology

Transfer Center2018

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“Th is is a great tribute to the men and women working in Public Works. Congratulations for the past 35 years and I know the work you folks do will have an impact on the Public Works community for a lifetime!” - Marty Maynard Risk Manager Town of Windsor

“Th e value you provide to the CT Department of Transportation and the cities and towns of Connecticut are evident in the pride and enthusiasm of your graduates”. - Anna M. Barry Deputy Commisioner Connecticut Department of Tranportation

“Donna, you and your team are changing the landscape of the Public Works Transportation profession here in CT. Th anks!”

-Michael Gantick Public Works Director Town of South Windsor

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s Graduates!From the T2 Staff

Donna Shea, Program [email protected]

Mary McCarthy, Program Manager [email protected]

Shelly Desjardin, Program [email protected]

Lisa Knight, Program [email protected]

Regina Hackett, Program [email protected]

Carolyn Ward, Financial [email protected]

Scott Zinke, Research [email protected]

Stephanie Merrall, Resource Library [email protected]

Anthony A. Lorenzetti P.E., Safety Circuit Rider [email protected]

Th eresa Schwartz P.E., P.T.O.E., Traffi c Signal Circuit Rider [email protected]

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2018Safety Academy Program

Connecticut Road Safety Champions have completed at least 40 hours of training in the Safety Academy, a professional development program addressing current and developing topics in local road safety.

Alejandro BritoCT Dept. of Transportation

Michael Chachakis CT Dept. of Transportation

Andrew Gallagher City of Stamford

Michael Gantick Town of South Windsor

David HartmanTown of Wilton

Th omas H. HughesCity of Danbury

Frank Razzaia Town of Wilton

Mark Siglinger City of Shelton

Our Mission Th e Technology Transfer Center’s

mission is to foster a safe, effi cient, environmentally sound transportation

system by improving skills and knowledgeof local transportation providers through

training, technical assistance, and technologytransfer.

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November 15, 2018

Dear Graduates:

Th e staff of the Connecticut Technology Transfer Center would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to those individuals who completed the Road Master, Road Scholar, Legal Traffi c Authority, Public Works Academy, Transportation Leadership and Safety Champion Programs in 2018.

As we celebrate our 35th year of serving Connecticut’s local and state transportation community, we could not be more proud of the value you have found in the programs we have developed to support your professional development and to ensure a quality transportation workforce for the future.

You have dedicated your time and eff ort to completing these comprehensive learning programs. Th is is certainly a positive refl ection of your commitment to excellence in your profession and to your personal and professsional development. Many of you have also supported the participation of your employees in many of these programs, a great way to develop your teams and to support a succession planning strategy.

We thank you and your supervisors for recognizing the value of continual learning to the success of your agencies.

As we look ahead to the continually changing landscape of transportation in the future, we remain excited and committed to fi nding innovative ways to support your professional learning.

All of us at the T2 Center are truly proud of you and your accomplishment.

We are very thankful for the support of our sponsors, Th e Federal Highway Administration and the Connecticut Department of Transportation. Without them, we would not be able to provide all of our valuable services to the Connecticut trans-portation community.

Congratulations Graduates! We look forward to your future successes!

Donna M. SheaProgram DirectorTechnology Transfer Center

Laurene BeattieTown of New Milford

Daniel Bombero Town of Cheshire

Carl J. GandzaCity of New Britain

John HaggertyCT Dept. of Transportation

Jason MorroccoCity of Bristol

Paul Mozzicato CT Dept. of Transportation

Taylor Olson Town of Ellington

Daniel PetrovichCity of Danbury

2018Transportation Leadership Program

Th e graduates of the Transportation Leadership Program have successfully completed eight leadership-related workshops and presented a fi nal capstone project to a group of their peers. Th e program is designed for Directors of Public Works, Town Engineers, Highway Superintendents, Road Foremen and individuals who aspire to hold leadership positions in municipal and state transportation agencies.

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Scott ClairmontTown of Windham

Carl J. GandzaCity of New Britain

Dan HemperlyCity of Milford

Todd Kozaryn Town of Windsor Locks

Paul MedvegyTown of Fairfi eld

Gerald NarowskiCity of Derby

2018Legal Traffi c Authority Program

Connecticut Legal Traffi c Authorities are municipal offi cials that are responsible for establishing traffi c regulations and authorizing installation of traffi c control devices. Th e graduates of the Connecticut Legal Traffi c Authority Program received specialized training to assist them in successfully meeting the demands of their positions.

Mark PtakCity of Shelton

Mark SiglingerCity of Shelton

Dale WadowskiCity of Bristol

Keith WhiteTown of Monroe

Gary WikmanTown of Fairfi eld

Connecticut Technology Transfer Centerat the University of Connecticut

2018 Graduation ProgramNovember 15, 2018

Breakfast Welcome Donna Shea Director Connecticut Technology Transfer Center Opening Remarks Kazem Kazerounian Dean, School of Engineering University of Connecticut

Keynote Speakers Amy Jackson-Grove Division Administrator Connecticut Division-Federal Highway Administration James P. Redeker Commissioner Connecticut Department of Transportation

Michael Gantick Director of Public Works Town of South Windsor

Carl J. Gandza Engineering Project Manager City of New Britain Paul Mozzicato Transportation Maintenance Planner Connecticut Department of Transportation Presentation of Graduation Certifi cates: Mary McCarthy Anthony Lorenzetti, P.E. Connecticut Technology Transfer Center

Presentation of the 2018 Connecticut Creative Soluations Award

Graduation Photos – Directly Following Ceremony

8:30 am -

9:00 am -

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2018Graduates

Public Works Academy

Road Scholar Program

Legal Traffi c Authority Program

Transportation Leadership Program

Road Master Program

Safety Academy Program

2018Road Scholar Program

Th e graduates of the Road Scholar program have completed an advanced certifi cate program designed for those individuals who have graduated from the CT Road Master program. Th is program is geared toward offi cials such as Directors of Public Works, Town Engineers, Highway Supervisors, and Foremen or those who aspire to these future Public Works leadership positions. Tom BengtsonTown of Bloomfi eld

Robert BrintonTown of Orange

Americo D’AppollonioCT Dept. of Transportation

Nicholas Mariani Town of Greenwich

Joseph Martel Town of Putnam

Daniel McSweetCT Dept. of Transportation

Aaron Molitor CT Dept. of Transportation

Town of Wethersfi eld

Stephen Petrello CT Dept. of Transportation

Rich PorterCT Dept. of Transportation

Ryan PowersCT Dept. of Transportation

Vincent StetsonTown of South Windsor

Robert VargaCT Dept. of Transportation

Scott YeomansTown of South Windsor

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Philip Kidney Town of Ellington

Koby KishonisTown of New Milford

Stephen KosiskoTown of New Milford

Kamil KrynskiTown of West Hartford

Andrew KulasenskiTown of West Hartford

Eric LambTown of Colchester

Robert LawlorTown of Chaplin

Ryan LeBlancTown of Westport

Freeman F. McCaw, Jr. Town of Colebrook

Damon Mesite Town of Bloomfi eld

John MordaskyTown of Staff ord

Tyler Mosher Town of New Milford

Kacy O’Connor Town of Canton

Joseph Ouimette Town of Farmington

Erik PetersonTown of Mansfi eld

Peter PruneauCity of Danbury

Austin RheaumeTown of East Lyme

Mario Salza Town of Bloomfi eld

Robert O. Slocum, IIITown of Colchester

Zachary Smith Town of Hebron

Jeff rey T. SonnenbergTown of Colebrook

Tad Stimson Town of Chaplin

Kevin TeetsTown of Vernon

Mark Th omasson Town of Westport

Todd Tisdale Town of Somers

Nicholas WoodTown of Colchester

Christopher WrennTown of Cheshire

2018Public Works Academy

2018Road Master Program

Th e graduates of the Road Master program completed a series of workshops designed to provide Connecticut’s municipal highway personnel with knowledge of the fundamentals of modern road maintenance, management procedures and techniques. Carl BakerCT Dept. of Transportation

Michael Barrows CT Dept. of Transportation

Darrell BumbalaCT Dept. of Transportation

Timothy CoteCity of Torrington

Joe DiReinzoCT Dept. of Transportation

Anthony GiannelliCT Dept. of Transportation

Joshua HebertTown of Ellington

Mark HiltonTown of South Windsor

Matt Jullarine City of New London

Todd KnoxTown of Killingly

Alan LaddCT Dept. of Transportation

Timothy MainCT Dept. of Transportation

Greg MillerTown of Simsbury

Michael MoreyCT Dept. of Transportation

Anthony PageCT Dept. of Transportation

Richard PelletierCT Dept. of Transportation

Mike RudenkoCT Dept. of Transportation

Donald Rust IIITown of Simsbury

Matthew SmithTown of Greenwich

Frank Spirito Town of Farmington

Vincent StetsonTown of South Windsor

David Martin

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2018Road Master Program

David StoneTown of Chaplin

Nicholas SzestakowCT Dept. of Transportation

Shaun TellierTown of Vernon

Margaret WarnerTown of Woodbury

Levi WeirCT Dept. of Transportation

Ryan C. WelchTown of Essex

2018Public Works Academy

Ryan AndersonTown of East Lyme

Larry BadaraccoCity of Danbury

Vince BartelliTown of East Lyme

David Bartolotta Town of Cromwell

John Butrymovich Town of Bolton

Charles CoakleyTown of New Milford

John ColeCity of Danbury

Peter ConnellTown of Mansfi eld

Shawn CovellTown of Hebron

Robert CowanCity of Danbury

Kaitlyn CyrTown of Mansfi eld

Ryan DiMannoTown of Staff ord

Tom FarrellyTown of Southbury

Jeff FleetTown of New Milford

Dan Gaipa Town of Southbury

Walter Garcia City of Danbury

Donald S. HillCity of Danbury

Maurice Hill Town of Vernon

Spencer HutchinsonTown of Ellington

Colin HuttTown of Farmington

Nicholas JenningsTown of Somers

Christopher JurgensTown of New Milford

Th e Connecticut Public Works Academy is an educational program designed to provide both new and current public works employees with a broad overview of the fundamental skills needed to be a public works professional. Successful participants complete six consecutive full-day training sessions.