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I Gg5 Directory Or Indiana !Itate,, County,, City and Town Orricials I gg5 Directory or Indiana !itate,, County,, City and Town orricials Re!ipon!iible for Road and §t:reet: Work Compiled and Distributed by HERPICC Publication No. H-96-1 Price $2.00 SCHOOLOF CIVIL ENGINEERING PURDUE UNIVERSITY West Lafayette, Indiana ii I l CONTENTS HERPICC Personnel 1 Directory of Officials 2 Federal Highway Administration Personnel 4 Indiana Department of Transportation Personnel . 5 Indiana Office of Traffic Safety . 10 County Officials . 11 City Officials . 30 Town Officials 43 Metropolitan Planning Organizations . 80 Joint Highway Research Project Personnel . 83 INDOT District Offices Map . 84 HERPICC Hl&HWAY EXTENSION & RESEARCH PROJECT FOR INDIANA COUNTIES & CITIES Cooperative Research and Technology between the Counties and Cities of the State of Indiana and Purdue University. Phone 317-494-2164 Toll Free (Indiana) 1-800-428-7639 Fax 317-496-1176 HERPICC Advisory Beard Robert Bitler - Henry County . Commissioner J. Raymond Boley - Scott County Commissioner Michael Busch - Cass County . Commissioner Nola Gentry - Tippecanoe County Commissioner Joe Gossard - Clinton County . Commissioner Donald Walton - Putnam County . Commissioner Jack Greenlt)e - City of Plymouth . Mayor J. Mark Lawler - City of Anderson . Mayor John Williams - City of Bedford . Mayor Vincent P. Dmevich - Purdue University . Professor · Charles F. Scholer - Purdue University . Professor L. E. Wood- Purdue University . Professor Jon Fricker - Purdue University . Professor Bruno Canzian- INDOT . Local Transportation Manager Don Johnson - FHWA, fudianapolis . Researc4 and T2 Engineer ( ex. officio) The HERPICC Advisory Board also includes ex-officio members from the following groups: Metropolitan Planning Organizations City Street Commissioners County Engineers / Road Supervisors HERPICC Staff Charles Scholer, Director .................... 317-494-5017 Joe Fletcher, Research Engineer . 317-494-2210 Lynn Stocksick, Secretary ..................... 317-494-2164 Linda McCormack, Editor . 317-494-0315 Lynn Warble, Training Coordinator ....... ·........ 317-494-4255 Address Correspondence to C. F. Scholer, Director HERPICC Purdue University 1284 Civil Engineering Building West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1284 r DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS Jggfj PURDUE UNIVERSITY Steven C. Beering . ..... President Richard J. Schwartz . Dean, Schools of Engineering V. P. Drnevich ...... Head, School ofCivilEngineering C. F. Scholer . Professor, School of Civil Engineering Director, Highway Extension and Research Project for Indiana Counties and Cities K.C. Sinha ........... Professor, School of Civil Engineering Director, Joint Highway Research Project FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION Arthur A. Fendrick . Division Administrator INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Stanley C. Smith . Commissioner Phil Schermerhorn . Executive Assistant Margie Nieman . Administrative Assistant Deputy Commissioners Donald W. Lucas . .. Chief Highway Engineer Debra Simmons Wilson . lntermodal Transportation Planning Dennis Faulkenberg . ... Chief Financial Officer Dale Aubrey . Internal Operations INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Jay Raymond Boley - Scott County . ... President Fritz Lambright - LaGrange County . Vice President Mary Lou Schnell - Dubois County . ... Secretary Nola Gentry- Tippecanoe County ... Treasurer ·Donald F. Michael . Executive Director INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY HIGHWAY ENGINEERS/SUPERVISORS Walt Wilson - Fountain County . President Lany Scott - Montgomery County . Vfoe President Dave Landis - Hamilton County . , . Secretary-Treasurer INDIANA COUNTY SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION* Greg Deeds - Miami County . President Jay Poe - Huntington County . Northern Vice President David Smoll - Hancock County . Central Vice President Jeffrey French - Ripley County . Southern Vice President Kenton Ward - Hamilton County . Secretary-Treasurer * The Indiana County Surveyors Association holds elections every other year at Road School. The current officers will change after the 1998 Road School. ASSOCIATION OF INDIANA COUNTIES, INC. Richard Jones - Clark County . President Helen Snyder - Randolph County . 1st Vice President Pete Franzman - Perry County . 2nd Vice President Tom Saunders - Henry County . 3rd Vice President Roger Fisher - Parke County . Treasurer Michael K. Davis . Executive Director INDIANA STREET COMMISSIONERS ASSOCIATION David Downey - West Lafayette . : . President Gary Raymann - Washington . 1st Vice President Doug Roberts - Monticello . 2nd Vice President John Schnadenberg- Chesterton . 3rd Vice President Robert Guge - Kokomo . 4th Vice President Randy Strasser - Delphi . Secretary-Treasurer INDIANA SECTION INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS James Poturalski - Indianapolis ..... President Clinton Sparks - Indianapolis . Vice President Joel Myers - Indianapolis . Treasurer Mike Cline - Indianapolis . Secretary Dave Henkel - Indianapolis . Director INDIANA COUNTY AUDITORS ASSOCIATION Margaret Cook- Monroe County . ...... President Vacant- ........... 1st Vice President John Ogle - Hamilton County . 2nd Vice President Judith Anderson - Vigo County Secretary Karen Large - Miami County . Treasurer INDIANA CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Dan Keys - Indianapolis . President Charles V. Kahl . Executive Director AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION Charles Bardonner - Indianapolis ....... President Jeff Bann - Calumet Paving Co. Vice President Brian Neilson - Indianapolis . Secretarytrreasurer Charles F. Scholer - HERPICC . Indiana Delegate · .APWA- Northwest Branch Rick Eberly - Town of Dyer . ... .... President Ron Cooper - Town of Griffith . Vice President Frank Banyai- Lakes of the Four Seasons ... Secretarytrreasurer INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS David Butterfield - Valparaiso . ..... President Paul Helmke - Ft. Wayne . 1st Vice President Joseph Kernan - South Bend . 2nd Vice President MichaelJ. Quinn ........ Executive Director 3 U.!i. DEPARTMENT OF TRAN!iPORTATION FEDERAL HlliHWAY ADMINl!iTRATION Room 254-Federal Building 575 N. Pennsylvania Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-1576 Phone: 317-226-7475 FAX: 317-226-7341 Division Administrator . Arthur A. Fendrick Assistant Division Administrator . Leonard E. Brown Administrative Manager . Carl R. Sanders Program Operations Engineer . Douglas N. Head Pavement/Materials Engineer . Victor L. Gallivan Design Engineer . Edward K. Ratulowski Safety/Traffic Operations Engineer . Charles L. Alley Division Bridge Engineer . Thomas K. Saad Bridge Engineer . Larry D. O'Donnell Field Operations Engineer (A) Valdis V. Straumins Field Operations Engineer (B) ....... Vacant Field Operations Engineer (C) . Anees H. Kassis Planning & Program Development Manager . Lawrence D. Tucker Planning & Mobility Engineer . Lisa C. Gion Research and Technical Engineer . Donald G. Johnson Environmental Engineer . Lawrence M. Heil Division Right-of-Way Officer . Frank E. Cinfel Realty and Environmental Specialist . Carl N. Jacobson Office of Motor Carriers State Director . Kenneth D. Strickland 4 INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 100 N. Senate Avenue, Room N755 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2249 317-232-3166 Stanley C. Smith . Commissioner Phil Schermerhorn Executive Assistant for Marketing Margie Nieman . Administrative Assistant Mike Hostettler . General Counsel Deputy Commissioners Donald W. Lucas . Chief Highway Engineer Debra Simmons Wilson Intermodal Transportation Planning Dennis Faulkenberg Chief Financial Officer Dale Aubrey . Internal Operations OFFICE OF CHIEF HIGHWAY ENGINEER Chief Highway Engineer . Donald W. Lucas Deputy Chief Engineer. David M. Pluckebaum ITS Program Engineer . Dan Shamo Crawfordsville District P.O. Box 667, Crawfordsville 47933 317-362-3700 District Director . Frank Switzer Administration Manager . .. B.J. Parr Construction Engineer . Dan Carpenter Development Engineer . Bruce Conrad Program Development Engineer . Stephen Isenhower Operations Engineer . Larry Vaughn Materials and Tests Engineer Kurt Sommer Traffic Engineer . Joe Lewien Traffic System Engineer . Gary Bowser Safety and Training Coordinator . Daryl Longfield EEO Officer . Mary Helen Van Buren Local Assistance Coordinator . Ronald Meschen Sub-District Manager Phone Crawfordsville . Carlos L. Goode 317-362-9484 Fowler .. Donald F. Carroll . 884-1500 Frankfort .. John Wright . 659-3369 Cloverdale . William Sibbett . 795-6826 Terre Haute. Vacant ... 812-232- 7921 Veedersburg . Richard Fultz . 294-2241 Fort Wayne District 5333 Hatfield Rd., Fort Wayne 46808" ....... 219-484-9541 District Director . N. John Passey Administration Manager . William Rager Development Engineer . Bernard L. Drerup Construction Engineer . James Keefer Materials and Tests Engineer . Mike Maggert Traffic Engineer . .... Ben Shaffer Traffic Analysis . Shane Gunawerdena Local Assistance Coordinator . Kurt Hargens Operations Engineer George Atkinson Safety Director . ... Buss Shady 5 Sub-District Man1:1ger Phone Angola ... Jerry !fall . 219-665-9508 Bluffion .. Steve Newel (acting) 824-1050 Fort Wayne Michael Vance . 484-954i Goshen John Mayfield . 533-9578 Wabash Rebecca Clark . 563-0681 Warsaw Delmar Auer . 267-8571 Greenfield District P.O. Box 667, Greenfield 46140 . 317-462-7751 District Director . Bradley Davis Administration Manager . Stephen R. Risch Operations Engineer ( acting) . Steve Wills Equipment Supervisor . Robert Kimmerling Landscape Supervisor . Clyde L. Mason Traffic Engineer . MichaelD. Bowman Materials and Tests Engineer . Mark Miller Construction Engineer . Dale Eastin Development Engineer . Robert E. Rehling Permits Engineer . Dwane E. Myers Operations Field
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