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Master Road
Scholar Bruce Moreau
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Bruce Moreau is the Highway
Coordinator in the Town of
Merrimack
. He joined the town as a summer
laborer in 1976. Since then, he has held a wide variety of positions
in
Merrimack
, including truck driver, backhoe
operator, highway superintendent and assistant foreman.
Bruce enjoys taking classes, and says
that training demonstrates his commitment to his profession. There
is a lot of technology involved in his job, and becoming a Master
Road Scholar proves an understanding of this technology. Bruce
believes that he would not have advanced in his career without the
information he learned in training.
Bruce says the Town of
Merrimack
has always been very supportive
of training. They encourage everyone to attend training, and provide
funding.
Bruce and his wife, Mona, have been
happily
married for 35 years. They have three children and six
grandchildren. When Bruce has free time, he enjoys working around
the house, doing yard work and carpentry.
Congratulations to
Master Road
Scholar Bruce Moreau!
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Master Road
Scholar Paul Parker
Paul Parker is the Road Agent in the
Town of
Sutton
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worked in the Town of
New London
for ten years before joining Sutton 17
years ago. He has held a variety of positions, including highway worker
and equipment operator. For the last five years, he has been the Road
Agent.
He attends training in order to keep
up-to-date with the latest practices, regulations, and technologies. The
Board of Selectmen and all the townspeople have been supportive of his
training. He says that he has a great crew.
Paul has been married for 31 years. He
and his wife have two adult daughters. The youngest recently graduated
from UNH. Paul likes to race cars, and trout fish in the winter.
Congratulations to
Master Road
Scholar Paul Parker!
Master Roads Scholar
Keith Weed
Keith Weed is the Superintendent for
the City of
Claremont
. He joined the town as a laborer 22
years ago. He has worked in positions of increasing responsibility,
including truck driver, foreman and supervisor.
Keith feels that becoming a Master
Roads Scholar has been beneficial. It has helped him keep up with the
ever-changing technology as well as rules and regulations. He feels the
UNH T2 Center provides the means for keeping the towns
up-to-date. He enjoys all the classes and highly recommends them. He also
enjoys the networking opportunity that classes provide.
Keith and Janet have been married for
21 years. They have three children: Amanda, Zachary, and James. Keith
coaches a summer soccer team in
Claremont
and enjoys deer hunting.
Congratulations to Master Roads Scholar
Keith Weed!
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