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In our on-going goal of continuing to be out in front, ARRO is proud to announce the following promotions:
Cynthia L. Zawrotuk, P. E. has been promoted to Vice President/Office Manager of ARRO’s Lancaster, PA office. Having earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Dayton, and completed Graduate Coursework in Environmental Pollution Control at The Pennsylvania State University, Cynthia has eighteen years of experience in environmental engineering and project management.
Mendi C. Lowe, P.E. has been promoted to Assistant Vice President/Assistant Office Manager of ARRO’s Lancaster, PA office. Mendi earned her degree in Civil Engineering from Bucknell University, and brings with her twenty years of experience in project management, structural engineering analysis and quality management reviews.
Darrell L. Becker, P.E., Vice President, will be responsible for Business Development efforts for the Lancaster office. With a degree in Civil Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University, Darrell boasts thirty years of experience in civil and municipal engineering projects, including roadway construction and improvements, storm drainage systems, projects involving Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding, and project management.
G. Matthew Brown, P.E., D.E.E, President and CEO of ARRO stated: “Cindy and Mendi have come up with some impressive new ideas for the Lancaster office and I am looking forward to supporting their efforts in continuing to move the Lancaster office out in front.” Speaking about Becker’s new role, Brown further indicated that “With over 30 years of experience working with Lancaster and Chester counties he (Becker) is no doubt the person for the job…” Brown continued by saying “Please join me in congratulating Cindy, Mendi and Darrell and wishing them all luck and success in their new positions.”
On April 17, 2010, volunteers from ARRO and their families joined up with East Coventry Township employees, their families, and other interested residents to take part in the 3rd annual East Coventry Township-sponsored stream clean up. Meeting at the Tow Path Park and being given garbage bags and instructions on where to go, everyone split into smaller groups and began cleaning up the trash along the Schuylkill River and in the park. It was a beautiful day, and despite a few close encounters with some uncooperative wildlife, it only took a few hours of “clean-up camaraderie” for the group to collect enough trash to fill the back of a dump truck.
As with so many other Earth Day efforts, this was just another glowing example of how a few dedicated people can come together and make a difference with improving our environment. Thanks again to all those who participated!
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