Tag: Public Works

16 August 2025

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Stonington’s Tom Curioso Named Supervisor of the Year by Public Works Association

Tom Curioso, who started as a truck driver in 1986, is now Deputy Director of Stonington Public Works and has been named Supervisor of the Year by the American Public Works Association. His nearly 40 years of service have improved local infrastructure and inspired his department.

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