APWA Reporter, July 2012 issue

Page 12

Candidates for the APWA Board of Directors named

ine nominees are on the ballot for election to the APWA Board of Directors in 2012. Five candidates selected by the National Nominating Committee include Edward A. (Ed) Gottko, P.E. (ret.), PWLF, Adjunct Professor, New Jersey Institute for Technology, Newark, NJ, for President-Elect; David L. Lawry, P.E., Director of Village Operations, Village of Wauconda, Ill., for Directorat-Large, Engineering & Technology; William E. (Bill) Spearman, III, P.E., Vice President, Woolpert, Inc., Columbia, S.C., for Director-at-Large, Environmental Management; Cora Jackson-Fossett, Public Information Director II, Public Affairs Office, City of Los Angeles, Calif., for Director-atLarge, Leadership and Management; and Susan M. (Sue) Hann, P.E., AICP, ICMA-CM, City Manager, City of Palm Bay, Fla., for Director-atLarge, Transportation. The PresidentElect will serve one year as PresidentElect, one year as President, and then one year as Past President. Four candidates nominated by regional nominating committees as directors include William (Bo) Mills, Jr., PWLF, Director of Public Services, City of Germantown, Tenn., for Region III Director; Tommy Brown, Superintendent of Fleet

Services, City of LaGrange, Ga., for Region IV Director; Jimmy B. Foster, P.E., PWLF, retired, Plano, Tex., for Region VII Director; and Jill M. Marilley, P.E., Senior Project Manager, HDR, Inc., Shoreline, Wash., for Region IX Director. The 11-member National Nominating Committee includes the two most recent APWA Past Presidents and one representative of each of APWA’s nine regions as recommended by the Regional Directors and appointed by the APWA National President. The 2012 committee was comprised of the chair, Past President Larry T. Koehle, P.Eng, PWLF, President, L&N Koehle Consulting Services, Brampton, Ontario.; Past President George R. Crombie, MPA, BCEEM, PWLF, Senior Faculty Member, Public Works Administration, Norwich University, Northfield, Vt.; Richard J. (Chip) Barrett, Highway Superintendent, Town of Westford Highway Dept., Westford, Mass.; William J. (Bill) Rafferty, P.E., City Engineer (retired), City of Atlantic City, N.J.; Calvin D. Clifton, Client Services Manager, Littlejohn Engineering Associates, Johnson City, Tenn.; Suzanne McCain, P.E., Transportation Group Leader, HNTB, Baton Rouge, La.; Yvonne Tindall, Works Training

Officer, Region of Durham, Whitby, Ontario; Michael E. McGee, Director of Buildings & General Services, City of Topeka, Kans.; Marsha J. Reed, Director of Public Works, City of Lubbock, Tex.; Helena K. Allison, Ing., PWLF, HAB International, Davis, Calif.; and Jonathan W. Knowles, Civil Engineer, DOWL HKM, Anchorage, Alaska.

Edward A. (Ed) Gottko, P.E. (Ret), PWLF President-Elect Ed Gottko’s career in public works began in 1970 as the Assistant City Engineer for the City of Bayonne, N.J. In 1979 he was appointed the Town Engineer/Director of Public Works for the Town of Westfield, N.J., and in 1994 was appointed the Town Administrator at Westfield. In 2000 he retired from public service and now serves as an adjunct professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology and New York University.

“You can’t solve a problem with the same mindset that created it.” – Albert Einstein (1879-1955), German theoretical physicist 10 APWA Reporter

July 2012


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Can they read your signs?

9min
pages 94-97

The latest in transportation safety news from Transportation Research Board’s Annual Meeting

5min
pages 92-93

Winter maintenance considerations in transportation planning

4min
pages 90-91

Lessons learned from installing LED traffic signals: ten years later

3min
page 87

FHWA’s Roadway Safety Data Community of Practice: Online access to data and discussion

4min
pages 88-89

Local Crash Data: The How-To Guide

10min
pages 84-86

Choosing the right technique for economical pavement repair

8min
pages 79-81

Public Works and Hurricane Evacuation

6min
pages 82-83

New economy trend demands innovation, courage, and more use of common sense

9min
pages 76-78

High-risk rural roads: what can be done to make them safer?

9min
pages 72-75

Roundabouts: Do you want to Supersize that?

11min
pages 68-71

In the ring with Greenroads: We got certified so what?

6min
pages 64-67

Federal-aid project streamlining what’s next?

9min
pages 60-63

One-stop shopping for federal funding?

4min
pages 54-55

The Great 8: Traits of Highly Effective Leaders

8min
pages 36-39

Recognize Your Leaders

5min
pages 34-35

Global Solutions in Public Works

10min
pages 40-45

Testing your INVEST-ment in highway sustainability

8min
pages 46-49

Community Outreach: A creative approach

3min
pages 32-33

Anaheim in pictures

3min
pages 26-27

National Public Works Week 2012: Celebrations and events across North America

7min
pages 28-31

The Vuja de Moment: Create a different future

6min
pages 24-25

President’s Message

10min
pages 4-6

Washington Insight

8min
pages 8-11

Candidates for the APWA Board of Directors named

16min
pages 12-17

How do you respond?

3min
page 7

Fighters and Fleet Find Fellowship at Fifty-second Flurry Fest

10min
pages 20-23
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