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The following employees received the following awards: Report of the Officer of the Year: Officer Bryan Derochea Department of Public Works Employee of the Year: Administrative Assistant Karol Grato To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Unit/Team Award: The Mashpee Police Department Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Firearms Training Unit,Senior Firearms Instructor Chris Giuca, In 2018, the Department of Public Works Officer Erik Green,Officer Adam performed its normal operations for maintaining the Sassone and Reserve Officer town roads, buildings, and properties including Carl DeLorme. Heritage Park,South Cape Beach,the Transfer Station, Lifesaving Award: Sergeant Michael Assad and Great Neck Woods Cemetery. Lifesaving Award: Officer John McDonough Lifesaving Award: Officer Erik Green Below are highlights of several specific activities Lifesaving Award: Officer John Dimitres during the past year. Lifesaving Award: Officer Joseph Catanese Lifesaving Award: Officer Michael Cook Road Projects Meritorious Award: Sergeant Michael Assad Deerfield Road, Alden Circle, and Blair Circle Meritorious Award: Detective David Mackiewicz were reconstructed with drainage improvements. The Meritorious Award: Officer John Dimitres project was funded through the DPW Operational Meritorious Award: Detective Will Cuozzo Budget(FY18 and FY19). Meritorious Award: Officer Kristopher Threlkeld Meritorious Award: Officer Joseph Catanese Design work continued for reconstruction and Meritorious Award: Officer John McDonough improvement of Route 151. The project will ultimately Meritorious Award: Dispatcher Robin Desrosiers include upgrading of the traffic signals, extension of Meritorious Award: Animal Control Officer the multi-use path along the entire corridor in Mashpee, Donald Chicoine construction of a sidewalk from Job's Fishing Road to Community Policing Award: Officer Joseph Catanese Winslow Drive,improvement of signage and lighting, and improvement/lane reconfigurations at various As the Chief of Police I strive hard to encourage intersections as well as reconstruction of the road itself. all employees to attempt to project an image of Construction funding for the project will be through the professionalism and integrity while also providing a Cape Cod Transportation Improvement Program and is high level of customer service. We will continue to scheduled for FFY21/22. Design is being funded pledge an open, accountable, accessible police through Chapter 90. Revised twenty-five percent department responsive to your needs and concerns. (25%) design plans were submitted to MassDOT in Safe neighborhoods are the result of the community December 2018. A public hearing on the project is and their police department working together.We have tentatively planned for April 2019. a mutual obligation to do our respective parts and we pledge that we will take your needs, issues, and Final paving and landscaping associated with the concerns seriously,and respond to them appropriately. replacement of the culvert on Quinaquisset Avenue at Most importantly,I would also like to extend my Willowbend was completed in May 2018. The work heartfelt appreciation to the fine men and women that was funded through Chapter 90. make up the Mashpee Police Department.They are the ones that answer the call day in and day out and are Design work continued for improvements on dedicated to the professional standards that build Cotuit Road from Route 130 to the Town Line at respect within our community. They are truly Somerset Road. The project will include drainage committed to the cause of providing exceptional police improvements,realignment of the intersection at Route 130,construction of a sidewalk on the east side of the services. road,and resurfacing of the road. Work is scheduled to Professionally and respectfully submitted, begin in Spring 2019 with completion in Fall 2019.The Scott W.Carline work will be funded through Chapter 90. Chief of Police Forensic Polygraph Examiner 141