Congratulations to the 2022 APWA Mid-Atlantic Award Winners who represent the best individual and group achievements in the Public Works profession in our Chapter! Honorees will be recognized during an awards ceremony at the WRX Conference on May 19. Individual Categories Consultant of the Year – Brad Ellis, Moffatt and Nichol Donald S. Frady Award – Kirk Walsh, Newport News Public Works Judith M. Mueller Local Government Service Award – Judith Hines, Newport News Public Works Non-public Contact Customer Service Award – Jasmine Bryson, Hampton Public Works Department Public Contact Customer Service Award – John Porter, City of Chesapeake Public Works Public Works Hero Award – Debbie Butler, City of Chesapeake Public Works Robert S. Hopson Leadership Service Award – Michael Booker, Hampton Public Works Department Individual Honorable Mention Donald S. Frady Award – Michael Aust, Henrico County Department of Public Works Donald S. Frady Award - Karen Ellis, City of Chesapeake Public Works Judith M. Meuller Local Government Service Award – Todd Eure, Henrico County Assistant Director of Public Works Judith M. Mueller Local Government Service Award – Rob Matkins, City of Chesapeake Public Works Non-public Contact Customer Service Award – Scarlet Stiteler, Newport News Public Works Non-public Contact Customer Service Award – Gwendolyn Barnett, City of Chesapeake Public Works Facilities Maintenance Public Contact Customer Service Award – Josielyn Rainey, Fairfax County Wastewater Collections Division Public Contact Customer Service Award – Frankie Davis, Newport News Public Works Public Contact Customer Service Award – Sharon Charity, Hampton Public Works Department Public Works Hero – Robert Hoover, Fairfax County Wastewater Collections Division Robert S. Hopson Leadership Service Award – Michael Fleming, Newport News Public Works Robert S. Hopson Leadership Service Award – Belinda Malone, City of Chesapeake Public Works Projects of the Year Disaster Less than $5 Million – Accotink Pump Station Screening Repairs, Fairfax County Environment $25 - $75 Million – Disinfection Improvements, Fairfax County Environment Less than $5 Million – Roundabout Creek Stream Restoration, Henrico County Historic Restoration/Preservation – Main Street Train Shed Rehabilitation and Site Work, City of Richmond Dept. of Public Works Structures $25 - $75 Million – Ocean City Public Works and Transit Facility, Ocean City Public Works Structures $5 - $25 Million – Woodlawn Fire Station Replacement, Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services Structures Less than $5 Million – Central Community Library, Prince William Public Libraries Transportation $25 - $75 Million – Atkinson Boulevard over I-64 and CSXT, City of Newport News Transportation $5 - $25 Million – Poindexter Street Bridge Project, Chesapeake Public Works Transportation less than $5 Million – Church Road Safety and Mobility Improvements, Henrico County Public Works Projects Honorable Mention Environment Less than $5 Million - Fairfax County Sanitary Sewer Creek Crossings Inspection Program Pilot, Fairfax County DPWES Environment Less than $5 Million - North King Street Wet Pond, Hampton Public Works Department Environment Less than $5 Million - Snakeden Branch at Lake Audubon, Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services Environment Less than $5 Million - Marshview Park, City of Virginia Beach – Parks & Recreation Structures $5 - $25 Million - Chesapeake Fire Station 7 / Police Precinct 6, Chesapeake Public Works Structures $5 - $25 Million - Fire & Rescue Station #22, Prince William County Government Structures Less than 5 Million - 911 Emergency Call Center Alteration, Manassas Public Safety Communications Transportation $5 - $25 Million – 19th Street Corridor Improvements, Virginia Beach Department of Public Works Transportation $5 - $25 Million – West Market Street, Town of Leesburg Department of Public Works & Capital Projects Transportation $5 - $25 Million – Route 9 Pedestrian Safety & Traffic Calming, Town of Hillsboro Transportation $5 - $25 Million – Woodman Road Roundabout, Mixed Use Trail and Woodman Extension, Henrico County Public Works Transportation Less than Million – Suffolk Seaboard Coastline Trail (Phase II), City of Suffolk, Virginia Department of Public Works / City of Suffolk Department of Parks & Recreation |
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