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Among the worst things managers can experience at their jobs (aside from being fired, laid off or voted out) is being short-staffed because an employee has moved on to another job. I’m going through this right now, like all of you have had to go through in your careers as superintendents or commissioners. It’s exponentially worse when you’re a working manager who actually performs the duties and responsibilities your team does, as well. If you’re one of those managers, basically, you were working really hard before and now you’re working really, really hard. And as you know, merely hiring someone to replace the person who left doesn’t immediately in any way, shape or form improve your quality of life because you’ll be spending most of your time training, which means you’re still pretty much doing the job yourself. Eventually, of course, you can cut the umbilical cord and the new team member can begin working independently, and then you take a vacation to decompress. I’m seasoned enough to remember two things related to job searching (and hiring): one, I recall when all job posts were done via newspapers and two, I remember hearing many times when I was much younger how technology was supposed to make my professional life easier. I’m still waiting for the latter to happen. I mean, if getting 500 e-mails a day and people having instant, round-the-clock access to me is defined as easier, then, I guess so. So, as it has been for some time now, employers post jobs online and people apply for them there. Now, it’s nice to be inundated with quality candidates and, of course, some will surface because of the online job ad. But I do not recall ever receiving so many unqualified and totally incongruous job applicants via print as I do via online classified sites. There are the requisite people who are applying from California or Texas or wherever really far away for the job in New York, who have no intention of relocating. Then, there are the robo-job applicants who apply for everything, like the ones who possess cosmetology experience but are applying for an editor position with me. I know you can set up filters and all of that, but here’s the thing: back in the day, applying for a job meant you had to have quality stationary, like Crane paper with a watermark for your resume, as well as the corresponding envelope, some money for a stamp, and a means of transportation to the post office. All this alone would pretty much ensure the person was serious about applying for the job — too much effort not to be. I miss that, but back to my e-mails I must go. P

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Pat Lucey

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By Mary Yamin-Garone PROFILE CORRESPONDENT

When it comes to running the Amherst Highway Department, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Twenty-one years after his father hung up his highway superintendent’s hat, his son, Pat Lucey, took the oath of office. Born in Buffalo in 1957, Pat’s family moved to Amherst in 1959. “I got my B.A. from the University of Buffalo in legal studies,” he said. “I started as a laborer with the highway department in 1979. Shortly after, I was elevated to a motor equipment operator [truck driver]. I plowed and performed an assortment of other highway-related duties. I mainly worked the afternoon shift because I was going to school during the day. “In 1986, I became an Amherst police officer, so I left the highway department. For the next 29.5 years, I was a member of the Amherst Police Department. For 11 of those years, I worked in the traffic division and became a certified Traffic Accident Reconstructionist. I learned how to determine the causes and effects of what happened in an accident. You start from the accident and work backwards. Was it speed? Alcohol? Was there an equipment defect? Road defect? It was interesting. My whole

career was interesting to be quite honest. I loved every minute of it.” Then things changed. Pat’s father was voted out of office in 1995. Twenty years later, Pat decided to run for highway superintendent. Taking over the helm was a natural rite of passage. “Obviously, I knew quite a bit about the highway department,” Pat said. “Not that I did a lot of the administrative work in my prior seven years, but I basically knew how to run the place. At least what it would take. I campaigned door to door. I won the election by 21 votes out of 21,000. I retired from the police department and took office in 2016. “That’s where I am today — running a department with 142 full-time workers. My day is eight hours behind a desk, answering the phone, sending e-mails, working on the computer, filling out vouchers. I still get itchy to plow snow, but I’m so bogged down with the administrative stuff it’s hard to get away.” Pat married his wife, Joanne, in 1986, the same year he went to work for the police department. “No honeymoon that year. I was in the Police Academy.” The couple has two daughters. Stephanie, 28, lives in Greece, N.Y., with her husband, Tim, and their son, Sammy. She works for a small tax firm part-time. Jenessa, 25, has her master’s degree in social work. These days, Pat enjoys spending time with his

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granddaughter and staying physically fit. “I love running. I started when I became a police officer and never stopped. I don’t run as fast or as far as I used to, but I still enjoy going out there and enjoying the peace.” What is he looking forward to during his tenure? “The most I can do is two terms. If I’m not successful in 2019, I’ll go on with my life. I’ll be grateful to the town of Amherst for the opportunity they gave me and I’ll move on.” The Job The town of Amherst’s facilities consist of the main highway garage and the shop area. The building is 88,798 sq. ft. There also is a pole barn, which is 4,194 sq. ft., that’s used to house the department’s front loaders and two salt barns that are 5,925 and 5,094 sq. ft. The barns can hold between 5,500 and 6,000 tons of salt. “We also have a lunch room and a locker room,” Pat said. “I would like those refurbished. At least the locker room. The lockers have been here since 1975. There’s a shower room that I’d like to refurbish, too. A lot of the infrastructure needs to be updated. It’s been neglected for years. The town board has OK’d capital improvements projects worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, so I can move forward and get things done. In addition, we have a separate Parks Department building that’s about a mile away. That’s where I keep our mowers, snow blowers, the smaller stuff. This spring, we’re going to have a new sign and signal shop attached to my existing building. The sign division maintains approxi14

mately 15,000 signs on roadways, bike trails and town park areas.” As highway superintendent, Pat is responsible for maintaining the town’s 327 lane miles of road and 40 county roads. All of them are continued on page 20

Sign shop employees Barb Fellows (L) and Renee Burr-Tiggs hold a display sign they made for the 200th celebration of the town of Amherst bicentennial. The employees make all the signs displayed throughout the town, including traffic, informational, street and warning signs. Thousands of signs have been made by the sign shop.

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job they did, I was surprised to see how efficient these guys were — what a good a job they did when they were called upon, especially when I needed them.” Under Pat’s guidance, the Amherst highway department runs on a total operating budget of $31 million that includes salaries and benefits for employees and an annual CHIPS allocation of $507,000. He also receives $144,000 from PAVE-NY and $108,000 from Extreme Winter Recovery. To perform its duties, the town uses a fleet of 800 pieces of equipment that includes: “We employ 20 or so mechanics,” Pat said. “I can’t have enough [of them] because our equipment is so old. They take care of over 800 pieces. Seventy percent of those are over 11 years old. We also maintain other larger trucks for departments in the town and provide all the smallmedium vehicle towing and metal fabrication.” Pat admits today’s technology-driven equipment is more convenient and luxurious. “I recently got in a new high lift we purchased last year. I’m used to getting in and turning the key. Now you get in and there’s a joy stick. You press a button to start and stop. I was amazed the way it’s done now. The technology is impressive. It would be great if I could buy it but we’d have to give up to get it.” With increasingly higher price tags, how does Pat budget for new equipment? “Last year, I worked on a budget. I was given $600,000 for 2017. It was good, but not great. I met with the supervisor who gave me a CIP (Capital Improvement Project) for $1.5 million to buy equipment. That helped. I’m hoping we’ll get the same amount the next two years. Basically, the CIP money allows the town to bond the money over several years at a lower interest rate. We can pay for it over 10, 15, 20 years.” 24

The Amherst highway department shop with two large trucks on lifts in for service.

Dealing with the politics of getting the necessary resources to do the job is one of the most frustrating parts of Pat’s job. “I’m not looking for anything for myself. I just want to be able to buy anything. I could write a book on how difficult that is. It shouldn’t be that way. We’re trying to follow state, General Municipal and all the procurement laws and the town’s procedures, but the rules keep changing.” When it’s all said and done Pat wants to be remembered “for making the streets safer for the residents and those who commute in the town of Amherst. And that I cared enough to look into problems and if there was a dangerous situation, I did everything in my power to correct it.” What more could the townspeople ask for? continued on page 28

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How the Town Began By the mid-1600s, all of Western New York was a part of Seneca hunting grounds. One of their footpaths, the Great Iroquois Trail, is now Main Street from Clarence to Lake Erie. Another footpath that led to Fort Niagara, an important trading center, became North Forest Road. In 1797, Iroquois chiefs ceded most of their land in Western New York paving the way for settlement of the area. In 1798, the Holland Land Company bought about 4,000,000 acres and began surveying the land to sell it to settlers. In 1799, the Holland Land Company began selling 150-acre tracts of land to people who would open taverns along the main road, and a 300-acre lot with rich soil was sold to John Thomson and Benjamin Ellicott along what is now known as Ellicott Creek. In 1817, the first public school in Amherst was established in Williamsville. In 1818, New York State established the town of Amherst. It was named after Sir Jeffrey Amherst, an English lord who was Commander-in-Chief of the British troops in America from 1758-1763. A town government was formed in 1819, with Timothy S. Hopkins serving as the first continued on page 32

Shown here is a drainage pipe replacement project that required highway crews to cut the road, remove the rotted steel pipe and replace it with twin 48-inch pipe; crews then repaved that section of the road. The job was completed in three days.

Amherst highway department employees going through a training session with the town’s emergency services department. The highway department routinely receives safety training throughout the year. 28

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elected town supervisor. At the first town board meeting, local residents appointed a town supervisor, a town clerk, three assessors, three commissioners of highways, two overseers of the poor, a tax collector, two constables, and fourteen path masters. The town was still sparsely populated and largely rural through the mid-1820s, with only one-tenth of the acreage improved and a population of 1,308. There were several businesses operating in the town including two gristmills, five sawmills, four textile operations, one iron works, five distilleries, and one ashery. In 1825, the Erie Canal opened a transportation line east to west across the state and contributed significantly to the growth of Amherst. It opened up new markets for farmers, manufacturers, industry and businesses. German and French immigrants began settling the region in significant numbers. In the 1830s, Oziel Smith bought an unused mill, opened a water works, built the Eagle House, and bought a hops farm, jumpstarting the local economy. By 1850, there were seven The Amherst highway department clears a sidewalk after a snowstorm.

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Amherst highway department members and volunteers work together to build a new park in the town of Amherst. 32

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grist mills, several saw mills, two forges, a tannery, a bedstead factory, a blacksmith, cooperages, a stave factory, lime kilns, a tailor shop, a paper mill, a broom factory, breweries, cabinet makers, a vinegar factory, two potteries, slaughterhouses, several taverns, churches and two schools. At this time, Amherst had a population of about 3,500 people. The town’s commercial operations continued to grow, with three hotels, lawyers, doctors, insurance agents, real estate agents, grocers, and specialized merchandise stores opening in the ensuing decades. In 1879, the “Amherst Bee” began publishing. Between 1860 and 1890 Main Street, Transit Road, North Forest Road, and Eggert Road were developed and settled. In the late 19th century, an electric trolley, the “Toonerville,” connected Williamsville to the city of Buffalo, while improved roads and automobiles linked Amherst to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Improved transportation increased population, which doubled between 1920 and 1930 from 6,286 to 13,181, as the hamlets of Amherst became the first trolley car suburbs of Buffalo. There were 73 major subdivisions approved by the town’s building construction committee between 1923 and 1930. For example, Cleveland Park Terrace a subdivision of 1,300 homes priced from $8,000 to $40,000, began in 1926 and was completed just before continued on page 42

Amherst highway department employee Nick Specht works on a traffic signal controller.

Seen here a canoe boat launch that the department puts in every spring and removes in the fall. This is part of the Erie Canal that runs through Amherst at the northern border. 38

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the onset of the Great Depression. In 1929, the town became classified as a suburban town under new state laws, with a local government consisting of a supervisor and four council members. These improvements necessitated a larger local government, with a police force, fire companies, a new library, water authority, and a new town hall. By 1936, Amherst had 220 miles of federal, state, and county roads, the most of any town in Erie County. Amherst consists of the village of Williamsville, as well as the hamlets of Eggertsville, Getzville, Snyder, Swormville and East Amherst. The development of the highway and interstate systems spurred postwar development. Large-scale residential development followed, consequently, while the population in 1940 was 19,356, by 1960 the population had increased to 62,837. This growth continued on page 48

The general crew chiefs have been working for the Amherst highway department for a combined 159 years. (L-R, standing): Deputy Superintendent Paul Anderson, Tim Lucey and Mark Gortzig. (L-R, sitting): Dan Riley, Leo Ehrmann and Al Spoth.

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During the spring and summer season, Amherst highway department workers pave approximately 15 to 16 miles of town roads per year.

continued through the present day. The 2010 census showed the population of Amherst as 122,366. Residential development spread from Eggertsville, Snyder and Williamsville northward. This brought about commercial development catering to the new suburban population. This growth resulted in the establishments of the Williamsville Central School District in 1948, Sweet Home School District in 1950, alongside Amherst Central School District. New colleges in the town also were founded during this time, with Rosary Hill College (later Daemen) in 1948, Erie Community College North Campus in 1960, and SUNY University at Buffalo North Campus in the 1970s, which could accommodate more than 20,000 students. Suburban Amherst was firmly established as a center of regional commerce. (History courtesy of www.amherst.ny.us.) P

Amherst highway department crews pick up leaves in the fall. Beginning November 1 all highway resources are used to pick up leaves before the snow flies. 48

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Hundreds of highway department staff attended the event.

Tom Tilebein of Upstate Sweepers, was ready to talk about the new RAVO street sweeper.

Ken Brink (L) and Pete Matzke were manning the Tenco booth.

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he 36th Annual Equipment Show sponsored by the W.N.Y. Village Superintendent’s Association was held at the Rochester Technology Park on April 11. The show moved to a new location in the Tech Park this year allowing for expanded exhibits. More than 85 exhibitors were able showcase the latest in trucks, trailers, snow plows, mowing equipment, construction equipment and services for the municipal market. The weatherman cooperated and provided a great day for the show, which allowed more than 1,100 people to attend. Attendees were seen in line trying to match their ticket to ones on the prize board to win one of the many door prizes (valued at more than $3,000) that were available. Exhibitors were pleased with the attendance, many saying that the crowd had been steady all day and that people were interested in finding out more about their products.

The 36th Annual W.N.Y. Village Superintendent’s Equipment Show was held April 11 in Rochester, N.Y.

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(L-R): Duane Ford and Mike Phillips, both of the town of Marion, talk with Joe Cosentino and Chris Hyman, both of MTE Turf Equipment.

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Paul Graap from Niagara Truck Equipment, was demoing the new Buyer's light bar.

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Ray Pragle (L) and Jim Washburn, both from the town of Cohocton, were checking out a new Kenworth truck from Kenworth Northeast Group.

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Andrew Mrozek (L) and Matt Micsak, both from the town of Webster, check out a new Mack truck.

Attendees were seen in line trying to match their ticket to ones on the prize board to win one of the many door prizes (valued at more than $3,000) that were available.

Paul Zaft from the town of Webster, checks out a New Holland C234 skid steer in the Tracey booth.

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John Deere 344L With Articulation Plus Helps Operators Lift More, Move Faster Combining speed, precision and exceptional lift capacity, the new John Deere 344L compact wheel loader provides peak productivity for ag material handling, landscaping, snow removal and construction customers year-round. Industry-exclusive features on the 344L help operators move faster and remain comfortable on the job site while increasing machine uptime, according to the manufacturer. “We designed the new 344L to help operators get more done in the field faster than they have before,” said Drew Miller, product marketing manager, compact wheel loaders, John Deere Construction & Forestry. “The 344L is a quick, nimble machine that is optimized for handling tight turns while maintaining heavy loads, helping customers focus on the task at hand and not having to manage the machine.” The 344L offers a faster travel speed with smooth auto shift technology up to 25 mph, ideal for customers who have larger job sites to traverse or for snow removal. The Articulation Plus steering system on the 344L allows operators to lift more during turns. Its design features an articulated frame plus rear-wheel steer, providing a tighter turning radius, improved stability and additional lift capacity. In addition, the newly designed loader arms and coupler provide better parallel lifting of attachments and increased visibility, especially for operators using forks. With a full-turn tip load of 12,650 lbs., customers are able to lift heavier loads

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The Articulation Plus steering system on the 344L allows operators to lift more during turns. Its design features an articulated frame plus rearwheel steer, providing a tighter turning radius, improved stability and additional lift capacity.

and can keep more material in the bucket without making adjustments. Knowing that a comfortable operator is a productive operator, the 344L features a new cab design. A comfortable air-ride, high-back seat reduces operator fatigue while heating features keep workers in cold conditions focused on the job. More space in the cab and increased visibility to the loader arm and bucket improve overall efficiency. The 344L also is equipped with pivot and rear oscillation to provide a smoother ride. To increase uptime, a redesigned engine layout and cooling package provide increased airflow for superior cooling, reduced debris penetration risk, as well as easy access to ground-level service points. Reversing fan capabilities keep customers in high-airborne-debris areas running longer. A new FT4 Deere engine offers outstanding serviceability and proprietary shift logic reduces operating costs by better retaining material with smooth shifts and decreases operator fatigue. Rim pull control extends tire life by allowing customers to adjust the torque of the machine to the conditions of their job sites. Contractors looking to get the most out of their 344L wheel loader can rely on JDLink telematics. The machine monitoring solution provides real-time data and health prognostics to suggest maintenance solutions that decrease costly downtime. Remote diagnostics enable a dealer to read codes, record performance data and even update software without a trip to the job site. The 344L will be available at dealers this spring. For more information, visit www.JohnDeere.com. Superintendent’s Profile • www.superintendentsprofile.com • May 2018

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KEIL EQUIPMENT CO INC ............................................52

ADVANCED STORAGE TECHNOLOGY (AG) ..............57

KENWORTH NORTHEAST GROUP INC ......................46

ALBANY TRUCK SALES ................................................26

KEPNER EQUIPMENT INC............................................52

AMERICAN EQUIPMENT LLC ......................................52

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