Five Highway Employees Take Advantage of the NY State Retirement Incentive

The Town of Ulster will be losing five very experienced highway employees who are taking advantage of the New York State Early Retirement Incentive. 

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From Highway Superintendent Frank Petramale:

Notice of Retirement of Some Long Time Employees of the Highway Department

          During the months of August and September the Town of Ulster Highway Department will be saying goodbye to some long time employees who are taking advantage of the retirement incentive offered by the State of New York.  The Town of Ulster agreed last month to participate in the program.

          The Highway personnel who are retiring have spent most of their adult lives serving the residents of the Town of Ulster and should be recognized for their dedicated service to the community.  Combined the five employees have a total of 179 years working for the Town of Ulster.

          On behalf of all the members of the Highway Department, I would like to publicly thank all of them for their years of dedicated service to the Town of Ulster.  Have a Very Happy and Healthy Retirement!!

Retiring in August:

Nancy Pavay	33 years of service	Senior Data Clerk
Steve Benson	38 years of service	MEO
Russ Winchell	36 years of service	HMEO
Bob Dachenhausen	36 years of service	HMEO

Retiring in September: 

Jim Corrigan

36 years of service

Working Supervisor/Deputy Highway Superintendent

Thanks & God Bless

Frank C. Petramale

Superintendent of Highways

Town of Ulster

August 16, 2010