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Highway Superintendent/Commissioner of Public Works
Ken Lewis Jr. and the Town of Shelter Island....................9
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I received a phone call around mid-September from a commissioner of public works in New York State who said that he saw on the N.Y.S. Fairgrounds website that the Highway & Public Works Expo was going to be held on Oct. 23. He was confused because he saw in Superintendent’s profile that the show was going to be held on Oct. 29 (and of course, you’ve been seeing me talk about the show in this column for the past few months being on Oct. 29, 2025.) He was planning on attending the Expo but certainly didn’t want to show up only to find the place empty.
Turns out what this commissioner did was Google the show and one of the results took him to an old page on the Fairgrounds site that said the show was being held on last year’s date. Sometimes, we can look quickly and not notice the little details because we’re busy, so we more or less see what we want to see or what we expect to see. I know because that happens to me. Anyway, we reached out to the Fairgrounds and asked them to remove that old page, which they did. So, if you encountered that page, please note that the show is, in fact, on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025.
So, on to the N.Y.S. Highway & Public Works Expo on Oct. 29: The show is sold out, and we thank all our exhibiters and lunch sponsors for getting us to this achievement. Note, however, if you have any questions about last-second exhibiting opportunities and/or information about participating in next year’s Expo, please contact Amanda HogeboomGuilfoyle, our trade show manager, at aguilfoyle@cegltd.com or call 518/396-7659.
In this issue, other than this month’s Profile story, please check out pages 22 and 23 to see the floor plan for the Expo and beginning on page 60, please see the exhibitor listings; there are eight pages of them, so you can tell there’ll be a lot to see at the show, so arrive early if you can.
Again, thank you to all of you, and we look forward to a great Expo on Oct. 29. If you’re looking for something to add to your fleet or a service that’ll help you get your jobs done for efficiently and productively, you’ll be sure to find it at the show. P
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By Ruksana Hussain PROFILE CORRESPONDENT
Highway Superintendent & Commissioner of Public Works
Ken Lewis Jr. and the Town of Shelter Island
In the town of Shelter Island in Suffolk County, Highway Superintendent/Commissioner of Public Works Ken Lewis Jr. and his staff at the highway department serve 2,700 full-time residents.
That number hits up to 12,000 in the warmer months when transient residents and visitors from across the globe come to spend the summer on the island.
“It’s what makes this place great — all these people coming here love this place just as much as the people that live here year-round,” said Ken, who was elected to the position of highway superintendent in 2024. “They’re the lifeblood of this community. Whether it’s landscapers and pool guys or maintenance people and contractors, those people keep them in business and keep us in business, too.”
The town of Shelter Island public works department recently replaced the Congdon Road Bulkhead and town dock 2.
Local attractions in Shelter Island include Sylvester Manor Educational Farm, Shelter Island History Center, Mashomack Nature Preserve, multiple bathing beaches and Shelter Island Country Club, also known as Goat Hill. Ken grew up on Shelter Island and has lived here 54 years.
His two-year term expires in December 2025, but he is up for re-election and will be running in November. Ken was simultaneously appointed commissioner of public works by the Shelter Island town board. He is a member of the Suffolk County Highway Superintendents Association, SWANA (Solid Waste Association of North America) and serves on the Capital Planning and Grants Committee for the town of Shelter Island.
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from page 9
Becoming Superintendent
“I wanted to advance my career and felt that the timing was right for me,” Ken said, having spent the 12 years prior working as a heavy equipment operator for the highway department. He was offered to come on board by the then Highway Superintendent Jay Card.
“The day-to-day operations are seamless because I know all the guys, the skill sets of each of them for the seasonal operations, whether it’s preparing for snow season or the summer rush, since we’re a big resort community,” said Ken. “I have three foremen and one of them, Dave Clark, has been with the department for almost 30 years, he’s been a
huge asset.”
One of the challenges on the job was learning the budget process. Ken was fortunate to be able to shadow his predecessor, Brian Sherman, before he retired, to learn about office operations —dealing with and preparing the budget as well as permitting from the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) when it comes to dredging projects and such.
Town Engineer Joe Finora has been invaluable to Ken as well, helping navigate the DEC permits, reporting on the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4), and roadside drainage and catch basins — parts of the job he wasn’t familiar with.
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The town of Shelter Island crew is hard at work during a May morning storm.
Chief of Police Jim Read has been helpful in navigating budget season and town board work sessions. They work closely on the emergency management team for storms and catastrophic snow events, and both sit on a committee for capital planning and grants for the town.
fully for as long as I keep getting re-elected until I retire.”
Career Trajectory
“I was an English communications major, which has absolutely nothing to do with anything I do right now, but it helps when I must speak in public or write an e-mail,” he said. from page 12
“I enjoy this job. It’s a good fit for me,” said Ken. “My skill set of knowing the equipment, being on the inside [of the department] for a lot of years and working on the ground has helped. I’ve taken a circuitous path to end up here but found something that I’m going to be in hope-
The circuitous path Ken refers to is his time away from Shelter Island for college and work.
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The crew works with the county on a dredging project in the town of Shelter Island.
The department renovated the Goodie Area by putting on a new roof, building new shelves and creating new signage.
from page 16
Ken entertained the idea of becoming a schoolteacher, taking master’s classes in education and substitute teaching but ended up working in New York City for the YMCA, leaning into his interest in sports and recreation.
“I never loved being an office guy,” he said. “I was always an outdoor kid. I worked on golf courses for a long time on the maintenance crew. I was always around tractors as a kid.”
Ken’s favorite recreational activities mirror that outdoorsy interest — golf and skiing are among his preferred hobbies. He enjoys cooking for friends and family, especially BBQ and smoking meats, chicken and fish.
An offer from a Shelter Island-owned swimming pool contractor moved Ken to take on the role of construction manager and site foreman in 1996. He did all the site planning for the swimming pools, drainage work, heavy equipment work, excavation and running all the machinery. He transitioned from the private sector into the public sector when he started at the highway department.
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Ken Lewis Jr. at Bootlegger’s Alley, one of the town beaches. The yellow baskets are the beach cleanup stations that the department coordinated with a company that provides the stations, installs them and maintains them free of charge.
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Ken’s family has been coming to Shelter Island since the early 1900s. His father was from the Bronx and his mother from the Midwest. They met in New York but moved to Shelter Island when Ken was just three days old. His father had property he bought on the island in the 1950s and built a house in 1971.
Ken went to grade school and high school on the island. Both parents were active in the community as councilmembers, and Ken is no stranger to the local landscape. Though they’ve passed on since, Ken has two older sisters — one in the Midwest and the other in Manhattan — who visit. His son, Kal Lewis, 23, is living with him on the island this summer.
“I felt I had a lot to offer to the position, from a management and a
communication standpoint,” said Ken, sharing the community has changed over the past 10 years and there is a lot more input and involvement from the residents. “Getting out to meet and speak with the public is a big part of this job and speaking in a public setting, whether board meetings or community boards, has become a vital part of the position.”
To stay in touch with the residents of the municipality, he implements an open-door policy in the office and reconfigured access to the building to make it easier for the public to visit the office. The highway department posts projects on the town website, reaches out by phone or e-mail to residents in a specific area of the island when working on a project for multiple days and uses a road message sign from the police department to notify residents of road closures or work project dates. from page 20
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At the Goodie Area, the department accepts furniture, reusable building materials, doors, vanities, sinks, clean lumber, pipes, etc. It’s open all week, 10 a.m.–noon and 2-4 p.m.
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Ken has 18 full-time crew: Highway Foremen Dave Clark and Brett Page; Ron Jernick, solid waste foreman; Albert Labrozzi, highway/bay constable; Mechanics Ray Congdon and Aidan Mysliborski; Mike Mitchell, Martin Hunt, Robert Brewer, Ray Sanwald and Jared Hamilton, from the highway team; Ron Andersen, Nick Ryan, Mike Gulluscio, Mike Reiter, Anthony Reiter and Wesley Congdon from public works; and his secretary, Catherine Ryan. Two part-time crew members include Patrick Ryan and Ray Karen, providing seasonal assistance, working at the transfer facility, and otherwise, as needed.
Highway crew work 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and the recycling center/transfer facility crew work 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. in two four-day shifts.
The total annual operating budget is $3.8 million, and the annual CHIPS allocation is $180,425.
The highway department premises are a little more than 8,000 sq. ft., featuring four large garage bays with two hydraulic vehicle/equipment lifts. The department has a dedicated wood shop for maintenance crew. The second floor of the building houses Ken’s office and an office for his secretary.
In addition, there are bathroom facilities, a storage room and a break room for the crew equipped with a full kitchen. A 120-ft. by 55-ft. roof covers the recycling center plastic, aluminum and cardboard balers and paper baler. The department uses six outdoor sheds and three overseas containers for additional storage. Under-cover capacity for salt storage is 200 tons and the facilities were built in 2007.
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Ken Lewis Jr. stands at the newly replaced Congdon Road Bulkhead and town dock 1.
from page 28
Equipment and trucks in the fleet include:
• CEC Roadrunner screening plant
• Diamond Z horizontal grinder
• three Kenworth dump trucks with plows and sanders
• one Chevrolet dump truck with plow and sander
• one Freightliner hook lift truck with plow and sander, two roll-off containers and one flatbed
• four Chevrolet 3500 dump trucks with plows
• three Chevrolet 2500 pick-up trucks with plows
• two Chevrolet 2500 utility body trucks with plows
• one Sterlington Vac-Con truck
• one Mack tractor
• one Freightliner tractor
• one Eager Beaver trailer
• one Kobelco excavator
• one Gehl skid steer
• one Gehl track loader
• one Hyundai 955A wheel loader
• one Cat 450C backhoe
• one Cat 938H loader
• one Cat IT28G loader
• one dump trailer
• one walking floor trailer
• one Ravo street sweeper
• one JLG aerial lift
“We only have our Hyundai loader and Freightliner hook lift with remaining payments,” said Ken. “The loader will be paid this year and hook lift in 2026. I anticipate us having to replace one of the Cat loaders in the next two years and having to purchase a new street sweeper. But this year, I am trying to replace our 20-year-old walking floor trailer that we use to haul construction and demolition debris off the island.”
Ken would like to get a replacement roadside boom mower and Diamond Z grinder in the next few years. He credits the mechanics on the team for adhering to the maintenance schedule for all equipment and trucks and keeping accurate logs and files.
Portable communications between garage and working machines/crews include 12 handheld Motorola radios and many in-truck and equipment CB radios. They use cell phones, and the crew gets a stipend every year toward their cell phones. Use of computers for office work is limited to Ken and his secretary, and the mechanics have one to look up parts or repair information. They have a computer and scale program in the scale house at the recycling center/transfer facility.
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Ken Lewis Jr. stands at the first tee of the town-owned golf course, Goat Hill.
Ken and his team are responsible for is 114 lane miles, which includes 99 miles of municipal, 10 miles of county, and 4.8 mi. of state roads. The department has four main plowing routes and oversees all the parking lots for police, fire, emergency medical services (EMS) and the municipal buildings. It takes approximately four hours to complete a full loop.
The department is responsible for three small and two-lane bridges, but other than the road surface they are maintained by the county and the state. Additional responsibilities include parks and maintaining CPF (Community Preservation Fund) properties, which are open space properties acquired with funds from taxes assessed after a real estate sale.
Planning Projects
Ken and his crew have been busy the past few months.
“We completed a total makeover of our Goodie Area, which is desig-
nated for reusable items that the public can bring in free of charge,” he said. “People can find used or new items for personal use. We expanded the area this year, installed a new roof and added new shelving and signage.”
The department accepts furniture, reusable building materials, doors, vanities, sinks, clean lumber, pipes, etc. at the Goodie Area. It’s open all week, 10 a.m.-noon and 2-4 p.m.
A major kitchen renovation was completed at the restaurant at Goat Hill, which is the largest park on the island and home to a nine-hole golf course with a clubhouse and restaurant, built in 1901. The restaurant floor was removed and leveled, floor drains for cleaning installed and an industrial epoxy flooring system installed to seal the floor completely to make maintenance easier. A new fresh air delivery system and a new hood exhaust and fire suppression system were installed. from page 30
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Ken Lewis Jr.’s two-year term expires in December 2025, but he is up for re-election and will be running in November.
Ken and his team also cleared an old cart path and passageway to the driving range from the clubhouse, cleared out old fallen trees and invasives and mulched the areas either side of the path.
Projects under way include installing seven catch basins at identified flooding locations on roadsides around the island and preparing for annual paving locations for the upcoming season. A major bulkhead renovation at the town dock on Congdon Road is complete and nine roadside catch basin drainage systems were installed last year.
Next on the schedule is a bulkhead replacement project for end of 2025 or in 2026, a handicap ramp at the clubhouse at the public park and golf course at Goat Hill and an expansion of the EMS garage slated to begin this summer.
Everyday Operations
Ken’s favorite part of his job is “managing a good project and seeing it through from start to finish. I like getting out in the public and letting people know what we do,” he said. “A lot of folks don’t know the variety of jobs and services our department handles. I like to spread the word and always plug my team, they are the guys out there in the snowstorms and rainstorms, cleaning up downed trees and making the roads clear for emergency vehicles.” from page 32
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Ken Lewis Jr. stands inside the newly renovated kitchen at the 1901 Grill at the town-owned golf course, Goat Hill.
The town of Shelter Island salt storage barn.
from page 36
What he doesn’t necessarily enjoy is “the politics of it. It’s not a true political job, but as an elected official you must play the politics. The extreme weather is difficult, too, especially when having to explain to the public, to their satisfaction, why the road floods after a torrential rain event. When we have a project lined up, all our ducks in a row, and then things happen — a crew member has an unexpected personal emergency, we have an equipment failure and an unforeseen weather event that may set us back weeks, it becomes a domino effect.”
Ken and his crew keep calm and carry on.
“I plan to continue to connect with the state about getting a uniform shoulder width and complete repaving of State Road Route 114. It has not been resurfaced since 1977,” he said about future projects. “I would like to work closely with the county and our grant writer at securing funding to completely renovate our sidewalk at our most popular bathing beach. It’s almost half a mile long and hasn’t been touched in 25 years.”
He and the town engineer are working on a plan to repair at least two town landings a year, for greater public access and especially, greater emergency access for the fire department. Ken is working with a grant writer to secure funding from the N.Y.S. Department of Parks to assist with a “tot lot” playground renovation that he is hoping to complete in the next two years.
The next few months are maintenance months for the department. Because Shelter Island is a seasonal community and a popular summer destination, Memorial Day to Labor Day are more about maintaining the parks and beaches, mowing the roadsides and pothole maintenance.
Having his team by his side through it all is Ken’s pride.
“When my whole crew is present, we are working on multiple projects, and everything is running like a Swiss watch. I have a great crew and when they receive compliments for all their hard work, it makes me proud and happy for the work we do.” P
(All photos courtesy of the town of Shelter Island.)
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Baschmann Services Hosts Open House, Customer Appreciation Day
Baschmann Services Inc., located at 1101 Maple Rd. in Elma, welcomed customers from across western New York and the Southern Tier Sept. 12, 2025, for an open house and customer appreciation day.
With support from its vendors, Baschmann put on an educational and hands-on event that highlighted its wide range of equipment lines. Factory representatives were on site to answer questions directly, while demonstrations gave attendees the chance to see the machines in action.
A featured operational crushing spread showcased primarily Anaconda crushing equipment. Another crowd favorite was an excavator operators’ rodeo, which used a KOBELCO excavator to test participants’ skill behind the controls.
Guests enjoyed a variety of food throughout the day, while taking advantage of special promotional discounts on parts, service and rentals. Baschmann offered event-only equipment pricing and awarded a large selection of door prizes to attendees.
Manufacturers represented at the event included ASV, Paladin, Virnig Attachments, ROKBAK off-road trucks, Hitachi loaders, Soosan hammers, Pitbull portable crushing machines, Cummins engines, Toku/Stryker breakers, Loftness, Ammann compaction equipment, KOBELCO excavators, Erskine attachments, Eager Beaver trailers, Felling trailers, Pequea trailers, McLanahan, Carlton stump grinders, Weigh Shark conveyor belt scales, TCI Manufacturing, FRD hammers
and Anaconda.
Visitors praised the event for its mix of product education, food and family-friendly activities, noting it was an effective way to learn more about the company’s offerings while connecting with Baschmann’s staff and partners. CEG
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Mike Peters, Baschmann Services aggregate specialist, was on hand to answer any and all questions related to aggregate production and recycling.
(L-R): Kevin Smith, Baschmann Services; Jeff Walek, J&J Site; Glenn Donnelly, Blackstone Construction; Britt Donnelly, Blackstone Construction; and Bob Tracy, Baschmann Services, meet up to discuss the day’s festivities at the Baschmann Services open house.
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A large inventory of KOBELCO excavators was on display with sizes to meet contractors’ every need.
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Competitors used an ASV track loader and a wheel loader tire in the track loader obstacle course.
Timothy Byroads, highway superintendent of the town of Machias, tests his operator skills in this KOBELCO excavator.
Blue Diamond Now Offers Full Lineup of Snow Removal Tools
The Blue Diamond Attachments Parts and Accessories division announced an expanded line of replacement work tool wear parts solutions for the snow removal industry, providing both end users and dealers access to a wide range of parts and accessories geared specifically for contractors in snow states.
The solutions can be found and ordered 24 hours a day at BDAParts.com.
The Blue Diamond Parts and Accessories division has ramped up its commitment to customers by offering a one-stop-shop for all replacement needs. Most replacement parts and accessories are in stock and ready to ship. Parts specifically available in the snow removal space include:
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• boron steel cutting edges;
• rubber tracks (CTL and mini skid); and
• skid shoes for snow blowers and pushers.
The full lineup of snow parts and accessories can be found at the BDAparts.com website and most of the Blue Diamond offering are universal and work across multiple manufacturer attachments
“Snow removal can be very hard on an attachment, especially when the surface is rough or not visible to the operator,” said Darren Barnes, director of products of Blue Diamond Attachments. “When something breaks, downtime is not an option. We stock the critical parts contractors need — and most ship same day — getting that customer back up and moving snow, so they can get on to the next job.”
Blue Diamond parts and accessories come with the Blue Diamond Satisfaction Guarantee and a standard 1-year warranty (some exceptions may apply).
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The Blue Diamond Attachments Parts and Accessories division announced an expanded line of replacement work tool wear parts solutions for the snow removal industry.
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A-Verdi Storage Containers
Savannah, N.Y.
Booth 55
Visit A-Verdi Storage Container’s expo booth to talk to experts about the company’s 10ft., 20-ft. and 40-ft. storage containers, ground level office units with electricity, heating and cooling, and the company’s storage and cartage van trailers. Attendees also can learn more about Versatile Office Trailers’ range of temporary mobile office solutions for every need, including construction sites, business operations and special events.
Absolute Auctions & Realty Inc.
Pleasant Valley, N.Y.
Booth 74
The company catalogs, photographs, videos, advertises and posts your surplus items to its websites, as well as locally, regionally and nationally advertises your auction. This alleviates your municipality from expensing resources and time doing this job yourselves or paying fees to a provider for this service.
Accu-Steel Fabric-Covered Buildings
West Des Moines, Iowa
Booth 63
The company makes highquality fabric buildings. “Built around your needs from salt and sand storage to equipment protection, Accu-Steel delivers durable, energy-efficient fabric buildings designed for public works performance. Buying a fabric building is an investment — partner with experts who understand your operations, your budget and your long-term goals. Our team will design a structure that works the way you work, with the strength and flexibility to handle whatever your job demands. Let’s talk about a building built around you.”
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Booths 26,27
Advance Auto Parts offers a wide array of products and services to serve your fleet needs. Automotive, light-duty truck and heavy-duty truck parts, batteries, filters, shop supplies and shop tools and equipment. County, municipal and cooperative purchasing contracts available.
Air Purifiers Inc.
Rockaway, N.J. Booth 2
The company offers Nederman fire station systems, Nederman vehicle exhaust systems Nederman welding and grinding and more
All In Safety Corp
New Windsor, N.Y. Booth 51
All In Safety Corp. is a manufacturer of traffic safety supplies, such as traffic cones, barricades, drums, channelizers, reflective posts, caution tape, signage and safety wear.
Allegiance Trucks
Liverpool, N.Y. Booth 303
The company offers International trucks, Isuzu trucks and Dennis Eagle refuse trucks.
Allied Spring & Suspension
East Syracuse, N.Y.
Booth 53
The company offers heavyduty suspension parts and repair.
ALLU Group Inc.
Nashville, Tenn. Booths 22,23
The ALLU D-Series screening bucket is a powerful hydraulic attachment for excavators and wheel loaders. It helps you process, screen, crush and reuse your materials on site with minimal effort. Your excavator, tractor, wheel loader or skid steer will transform into a multifunctional tool that can screen, crush, mix, aerate, pulverize and load in one simple operation. “Transform your earthmoving machinery into a mobile processing plant with this simple attachment and get your job done faster.” The D-Series is a versatile attachment designed for material processing, screening and recycling applications. It can screen and separate various materials, including different soil types, sand, gravel, asphalt, compost, demolition waste and biomass, producing end products of different fractions. ALLU Transformer D-Series is suitable for various applications, including construction, excavation, recycling, landscaping and agriculture. With the ALLU D-Series Screening Crushing Bucket, you can screen and separate materials into differ-
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Alta Equipment Company Concord, N.H. Booth 204
The company offers construction equipment, including Volvo, Gradall, JCB and more.
Altec Industries
Syracuse, N.Y. Booth 501
Altec is a leading provider of products and services to the electric utility, telecommunications, tree care, lights and signs and contractor markets. The company delivers products and services in more than 100 countries throughout the world.
American Public Works Association · NYS Chapter North Bay, N.Y. Booth 62
The American Public Works Association (APWA) serves professionals in all aspects of public works — a fact that sets it apart from other organizations and makes it an effective voice for public works. With a worldwide membership of more than 32,000 strong, APWA includes not only people from local, county, state/province and federal agencies, but also private sector personnel who supply products and services to those professionals. For more information, visit www.apwa.org/about-apwa/membership/.
ARI-HETRA
Sharonville, Ohio Booth 78
ARI-HETRA is a leading U.S. manufacturer of heavy-duty vehicle maintenance equipment,
proudly engineering and building mobile lifting systems, drive-on lifting systems, exhaust extraction systems and wheel service equipment. According to the company, with line-powered, cable batterypowered or wireless mobile column lifts made in America, it offers the safest, most reliable method of lifting your vehicle with systems that can handle up to 144,000 lbs., dramatically reducing maintenance time, while adding safety for those working on a vehicle. With more than 36 years of experience, the company’s solutions are “trusted across 40-plus industries — from transit and public works to military and fleet maintenance — for their unmatched safety, reliability and performance.” The company provides full-service support across all of North America through its team of regional sales managers and certified ARI-HETRA factory technicians, guiding customers from tailored system design to professional installation. With ALI safety certified equipment, federal and state/local contract expertise and a commitment to innovation, “ARI-HETRA keeps the heavyduty world safely moving forward.”
Atmax Equipment Co. Tampa, Fla.
Booths 601,602
MowerMax is a purpose-built boom mower with added versatility with front-load arms and a universal skid steer mount. A multitude of attachments are available for front lift arms as well as for the boom itself. Saws, grapples, Fecon equipment and several types of cutting heads can make this a year-round productive machine.
Auctions International East Aurora, N.Y. Booth 80
Auctions International is the largest volume online auction company in New York State with the highest Web traffic of all of N.Y.S. auction firms, according to
the company. “We’ll help you liquidate your surplus vehicles, equipment, real estate more quickly and profitably. And there is no cost to the seller.”
Basil Family Dealerships Depew, N.Y.
Booth 207
BearCom
Watertown, N.Y.
Booth 34
BearCom fleet vehicle solutions improve service levels and optimize work crews by alerting field team members to emergencies, organizing action plans and speeding response. BearCom offers in-vehicle mobile radios, modems, mobile computers and more. These valuable solutions not only add safety with better communication options, they also boost team and vehicle efficiency to reduce drive-time and fuel costs. The company’s services include radio, GPS and add-on lighting installation, as well as offering complete upfit packages for emergency vehicles.
Berkebile Oil
Somerset, Pa. Booth 52
Berkebile Oil has been creating high quality, heavy-duty chemicals, cleaners and additives since the 1960s. The company also has perfected rust prevention with its Protection First Class (PFC), and Salt Cutter pre-wash. The company also has expanded its lineup to include rust convertor, asphalt undercoating and wash & wax, all approved by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Authority.
Bosch Rexroth
Welland, Ontario, Canada Booth 5
The company offers snow and ice spreader controllers and snowplow controls.
Bulldog Mfg. LLC
Selma, N.C. Booth 12
Burr Truck & Trailer Sales Inc.
Vestal, N.Y. Booth 414
Burr Truck & Trailer Sales Inc. is celebrating 57 years in business as the longest standing Volvo truck dealer in the United States. The company serves the Volvo municipal trucks market in central New York and the Southern Tier.
Buyers Products Company
Mentor, Ohio Booth 405
The company will be showcasing the Kenworth stock snow and ice control dump truck.
Central Petroleum Co. Cleveland, Ohio Booth 25
The company offers Cen-PeCo heavy-duty lubricants, greases, gear lubes and gasoline and diesel fuel additives.
Certified Power
New Milford, Conn. Booth 75
Charles D. Stahl Sales and Service
Little Falls, N.Y. Booth 301
The company will be sharing a booth with Mangino Chevrolet and will showcase new trucks, truck bodies, Boss and Fisher snow and ice removal equipment and more.
Chemung
Supply Corporation
Elmira, N.Y. Booth 1
Chemung Supply Corporation, a family-run business since 1931, is a leading supplier of highway products for municipalities, contractors and distributors. The company specializes in pipe, guiderail and installation, signposts, struccontinued on page 66
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tural steel and winter wear parts for snowplows. The company will be showcasing Evolution Edges, its division dedicated to high-performance snowplow blades and wear parts, including its patented Sabre Blade system. Using stateof-the-art CNC machining and automated brazing, the company produces innovative blades, plow shoes, curb guards, grader blades and sander chains, engineered for durability and precision.
Clinton Tractor & Implement Co. Clinton, N.Y.
Booth 406
The company offers Hew Holland Agriculture and New Holland Construction equipment; Ventrac tractors; Ferris mowers; Mean Green mowers; Hotsy hot water pressure washers; and Kress robotic mowers.
Corrosion Pro Plus Rochester, N.Y. Booth 10
Waxoyl forms a tough, flexible, wax-based barrier that keeps the elements out while providing unparalleled chemical protection that completely interrupts electrochemical oxidization (corrosion) for all types of metals. From bridges to cars, Waxoyl has a rich history of protection in a variety of applications. Industrial Solutions IGL Aegis is the ultimate anti-corrosion coating system, designed for high corrosive environments (C5) protecting steel, concrete, glass and other more surfaces requiring protection. Vortex Coatings are functionally strong to help ensure your investment is covered, whether that is a truck bed, your warehouse’s flooring or that new pipeline.
Custer Products Limited Massillon, Ohio Booth 54
Custer Products offers an assortment of strobe lights, rooftop lightbars, DOT tape and also manufactures custom wiring
harnesses. The company’s main niche products include wireless towing lights and also provides stop tail and turn lights for trucks and many magnetic lighting options for easy installation.
Cyncon Equipment Inc.
Rush, N.Y. Booth 208
The company offers Bomford remote-control mowers, Bucher sweepers, Stepp asphalt recycler, Wille North America sidewalk plows and blowers and Sewer Equipment of America.
Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment
Kings Park, N.Y.
Booth
410
Dejana is a full-line leading commercial truck equipment provider with nearly 60 years of experience. With more than 250,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space across seven facilities, the company offers “fast delivery and top-notch service.” Its large inventory of truck and van accessories is available in four showrooms. As a major truck pool for Ford, Chevy, GMC and Ram, Dejana “ensures quick delivery by carrying a wide selection of chassis and body styles, meeting the needs of dealers and commercial users alike.”
DEL Hydraulics Inc. Buffalo, N.Y.
Booth
61
For 80 years, the company has manufactured and distributed its own line of pneumatic controls for the heavy-duty marketplace. The company offers full package systems that include tubing/fitting kits, pedestals or consoles, and everything that you need for a complete pneumatic setup.
Dover Fueling Solutions
Austin, Texas
Booth 56
Dover Fueling Solutions is part of Dover Corporation and a leading provider of advanced energy dispensing equipment, electronic automation, point-of-sale and payment systems, automatic tank gauging and subscription solutions to fueling and convenience retail customers worldwide. Consisting of brands Wayne Fueling Systems, Tokheim, OPW, ClearView, PetroVend, ProGauge, Fairbanks, AvaLAN Networks, LIQAL and Bulloch Technologies, DFS is dedicated to offering a broad range of solutions that power vehicles, including conventional fuel and clean energy products that support gasoline, diesel, bio-diesel and ethanol, as
well as LNG, H2, LPG, CNG and EV chargers. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, DFS has a strong global manufacturing and technology development presence, including facilities in Brazil, Canada, China, India, Italy, Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States. For more information, visit www.DoverFuelingSolutions.co m.
DSI Recycling Systems Inc.
Fort Washington, Pa.
Booth 69
DSI Recycling Systems & Clean Burn DSI/Clean Burn is the world’s leading distributor of used oil heating appliances, that include used oil furnaces used oil boilers, and used oil recycling centers that generate free heat from motor oils and petroleum-based fluids commonly used in all types of internal combustion engines.
Eagle Associates of Cazenovia LLC Cazenovia, N.Y.
Booth 17
The company offers Britespan fabric buildings.
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Eastcom Associates
Branchburg, N.J.
Booth 8
Eastcom Associates Inc. has been a distributor of utility products since its inception in 1972. The company currently stocks a complete line of products dedicated to utility location, leak detection, fault location and pipeline inspection and services customers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
Empire Hydraulics & Machine LLC
Adams Center, N.Y. Booth 28
Empire Hydraulics & Machine LLC offers the following, but not limited to Permco Gear Pumps, Cross Manufacturing, Parker, Kawasaki Piston Pumps, Custom Hoist and machined parts. The company also offers repairs on all brands of hydraulic pumps motors valves and cylinders.
Energreen America
Aiken, S.C. Booth 606
Established in 1996, Energreen America is a manufacturer of the “most diverse lineup of dedicated roadside mowers.” Its carriers have boom ranges from 19 ft.-50 ft., up to 20 boom attachments/barriers mowers, left side mowing options and capabilities to run PTO and hydraulic front and rear attachments. With five current carriers in its lineup, the company offers 143 hp and 155 hp units featuring both frontand mid-mount boom models, including tool carrier model. Its robotic slope mower lineup also is a diverse offering with models ranging from 40 hp to 100 hp and features more than 20 attachment options.
Environmental
Equipment Sales & Service
Rochester, N.Y. Booth 402
The company is an environmental equipment dealer, specializing in waste and recycling
trucks, sweepers, grapples, service bodies as well as parts and service for all its products.
Equip-Co Unlimited of NY LLC
Utica, N.Y. Booth 36
Everblades Inc.
Atlantic Mine, Mich. Booth 60
The company offers heated windshield wiper blades.
EZTRAC
Brookston, Ind.
Booth 86
Five Star Equipment
Dunmore, Pa.
Booth 302
The company offers John Deere, BOMAG, Bergmann and Topcon.
Fleet Maintenance Inc.
West Seneca, N.Y.
Booth 312
FLX Services Inc.
Farmington, N.Y. Booth 46
FORCE America Inc.
Savage, Minn.
Booth 83
FORCE America is a leader in the fluid power and hydraulic systems industry. With more than 65 years of experience, the company specializes in delivering “highquality hydraulic components, systems and services that meet the evolving needs of various markets, including construction, agriculture and industrial applications.”
Gabrielli Trucks
Albany, N.Y. Booth 603
Gametime Park & Playground Equipment/MRC
Spring Lake, N.J.
Booth 71
The company offers customdesigned playground equipment,
safety surfacing, site amenities, spray parks, shade structures, dog parks, gazebos, bleachers and nature trails.
George and Swede Sales & Service Inc.
Pavilion, N.Y.
Booth 84
While the company will not be displaying equipment at the Expo, its team is excited to connect with attendees, Visit the company’s booth to receive informative brochures and engage in conversations about the products and services the company offers. “Whether you’re seeking solutions for your business or exploring new opportunities, we’re here to assist you.”
GovDeals
Bethesda, Md. Booth 16
GovDeals.com is the leading provider in online government surplus auctions.
Grassland Equipment Latham, N.Y. Booths 412,413
Harder Dump Box Spreader Lyons, N.Y. Booth 20
The company offers salt and sand spreaders for dump body trucks.
Haun Welding Supply and Specialty Gases Syracuse, N.Y. Booths 33,32
Henderson Products Manchester, Iowa Booth 205
Hill Electric Supply Co. Inc. Glens Falls, N.Y. Booth 67
With New York’s lighting upgrade initiative coming to an end this coming December, now is the last time to take advantage of little to no-cost LED light fixtures from Hill Electric Supply Co. of
Glens Falls N.Y. “We work with National Grid, NYSEG/RG&E, Central Hudson, Orange and Rockland and more to bring you heavily discounted, efficient lighting that is proven to reduce your electric consumption and save you money. If you are looking to do one, 10 or even 200 fixture replacements, feel free to reach out to our sales manager Kirk Suckman anytime at 518/3618800.
Holiday Outdoor Decor
Allentown, Pa. Booth 57
Holiday Outdoor Decor (HOD) has been helping municipalities and commercial districts create memorable holiday environments and experiences for more than 100 years. The company proudly manufacture its products in the United States, including wreaths, light pole banners and displays. Its team works closely with each client to design a customized layout that fits their space, reflects their community’s character and meet their budget. “From timeless elegance to festive charm, Holiday Outdoor Decor delivers magical turnkey solutions that transform public spaces, bring people together and turn moments into memories.”
Huddig Inc. Naperville, Ill. Booths 407,408
“Do more with one machine. The HUDDIG machine brings 65 years of Scandinavian technology, with its unique versatility and flexibility over any other machine on the market today.” The HUDDIG combines multiple machines into one, with one operator and one maintenance and operating cost, all while providing “significant off-road capability and attachment options that are limited by imagination only.”
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Hunter Trucks Buffalo, N.Y. Booth 411
The company will be showcasing the new 2025 Peterbilt dump truck and the innovative Peterbilt 579EV, both available for tours and demos. Since 1938, Hunter Truck offers full-service trucking solutions including parts, service, truck sales, leasing and rentals. “We’re here to keep your fleet running smoothly, no matter what.”
Husky Corporation Pacific, Mo. Booth 6
K100 Fuel Treatments eliminate water and all water-related problems in engines. Choose from a full line of premium fuel treatments specifically engineered using proprietary formulations of organic compounds, all to ensure optimal performance for any engine application.
Hybrid Building Solutions LLC Corfu, N.Y.
Booth 13
Hybrid Building Solutions is the leading sales and installation company for engineered steel and fabric buildings in the Northeast. The company takes pride in understanding its customers’ needs and then determining the best product to meet those requirements. As dealers for Calhoun Super Structures, Norseman Structures and Guard-all, Hybrid Building Solutions assures that its customers always receive the best building for their application. The company’s pride with its installations and maintenance have made it the leading tension membrane company in New York State.
HYTORC of New York Marathon, N.Y.
Booth 31
The company is a global leader in hydraulic, pneumatic and battery torque tools. It also is a provider of clicker wrenches, impact guns and sockets. The
company serves all industries: town/county garages to power generation, transportation to structural, heavy equipment to bridges, manufacturing to chemical/plastics facilities. The company provides onsite demonstrations and assistance in tool selection and onsite surveys for all applications, as needed, and customer training and guidance. Its mobile service technician provides calibrations and repair, right outside your door.
Innovative Surface Solutions
Glenmont, N.Y. Booth 35
Are you looking to reduce chlorides, reduce your salt usage or improve the level of service of your winter maintenance program? Innovative’s ProMelt liquid de-icers offer solutions to help you get started with liquids, expand your current program or extend the effectiveness of your salt brine. Innovative Surface Solutions specializes in effective, environmentally responsible solutions for road safety and winter maintenance. As industry experts in liquid de-icing, its mission is to help you stay ahead of the curve and keep roads safe — without relying solely on traditional white salt. This past winter exposed the frustration of supply shortages and unpredictable access to vital maintenance products. By incorporating liquid de-icers into your program, you can improve efficiency, reduce salt usage, and enhance road safety, no matter the conditions. Whether you’re new to liquid de-icing and need a simple starting point or you’re a seasoned salt brine user looking for an upgrade, the company has a range of innovative solutions tailored to fit your needs.
IRG LLC
Mercer, Pa.
Booths 14,15
The company offers the chemical-free MS Gregson Aqua Pro thermal weed killer.
J & J Equipment
Brewerton, N.Y.
Booth 310
The company offers Tymco regenerative air sweepers, Aries sewer camera inspection, RinnoVision manhole camera inspection system and Spider remote-controlled slope mowers.
J.C. Smith Inc.
Jordan, N.Y.
Booths 48,49
J&R Sheds & Equipment Inc.
Churchville, Md.
Booth 403
Java Farm Supply Inc.
Cazenovia, N.Y.
Booth 304
Java Farm Supply offers a full line of Massey Ferguson tractors, Woods implements, Diamond mowers and more for all your property and roadside maintenance needs. Equipment is listed on Sourcewell and other purchasing co-ops, making your procurement easy. With five convenient locations stretching from Westfield on the Lake Erie shoreline, to North Java, Yorkshire, Batavia and as far east as Cazenovia, there’s a Java Farm Supply near you for your equipment needs and parts and service support.
Joe Johnson Equipment
Rochester, N.Y.
Booth 37
Joe Johnson Equipment is Canada’s largest and one of North America’s leading infrastructuremaintenance equipment suppliers. JJE proudly serves municipalities, contractors, haulers and industrial companies in Canada and the United States. JJE has a longstanding reputation for distributing industry-leading products through its national branch network with a keen focus on customer support.
Kleis Equipment LLC
Constantia, N.Y.
Booth 409
The company offers Bandit equipment.
Krown Rust Control Limited
Schomberg, Ontario, Canada Booth 21
The company offers corrosion inhibiting and detailing products and services.
Lawson Products
Mechanicville, N.Y. Booth 50
The company offers fasteners, hydraulics, cutting tools, abrasives, DOT fittings, brass, degreasers, lubricants, shop supplies, welding, material handling, safety, electrical and hand tools.
Mangino Chevrolet
Amsterdam, N.Y. Booth 301
Mangino Chevrolet’s Fleet Division will be represented during the Expo and the company will be sharing its exhibit space with Charles D. Stahl.
Marathon Equipment
Burlington, Ontario, Canada Booth 607
McQuade & Bannigan
Utica, N.Y. Booth 3
Since 1905, McQuade & Bannigan has specialized in the sale, rental and service of equipment, tools, signage and supplies to the construction, industrial and government markets. The company holds an OGS contract and customer service is its first priority. It has branches in Utica, Watertown and Syracuse, each with knowledgeable sales staff, expert service technician, well-stocked showrooms and warehouses, and jobsite delivery. Its sign shops are located in Watertown and Utica and serves all of its customers.
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MDI Truck
Auburn, N.Y.
Booth 503
Metal Pless
Plessisville, Quebec, Canada
Booth 308
Metal Pless snowplows are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of municipal snow removal, offering durability, efficiency and precision. Its LiveEdge technology adapts to road surfaces, reducing salt consumption by up to 50 percent while delivering superior clearing performance.” With models designed for trucks, loaders, skid steers and tractors, municipalities can maximize efficiency, minimize operational costs and ensure safer roads in less time.
Milton CAT
Milford, Mass.
Booth 305
Milton CAT is the Northeast dealer for Caterpillar machinery and power systems. SITECH offers a complete line of Trimble grade control systems from laser or sonic-based to 3D. These rugged systems are easy to use, fully upgradeable and flexible. In addition, through miltonrents.com, the company has a network of rental stores that offers short-term rentals and more.
Mitten Fluidpower Corporation
Schenectady, N.Y.
Booth 59
The company offers Parker Hannifin hydraulic hose crimping equipment, Parker Hannifin hydraulic filter cart, Hannay Reels and Samson lubrication equipment and more.
Mohawk Lifts
Amsterdam, N.Y.
Booth 66
Monroe Tractor
Syracuse, N.Y.
Booth 308
Monroe Tractor will showcase Case Construction Equipment and will be sharing its exhibit space with Metal Pless.
Monroe Truck Equipment
Monroe, Wisc.
Booth
76
Monroe Truck Equipment is a leading municipal equipment manufacturer, upfitter and distributor. The company provides a simple buying experience and highperformance solutions to ensure municipalities around the country have the equipment and knowledge they need to improve safety and infrastructure in their community. Its experienced team provides “practical knowledge and
offers customers a straightforward and smart solution to help them meet their regional needs.” With more than 60 years of supporting its customers, the Monroe Truck Equipment team has “unparalleled expertise in custom engineering, installation, manufacturing and distribution of performance-driven municipal vehicle solutions.”
Montage Enterprises Inc.
Blairstown, N.J.
Booth 306
The company offers flail mowers, flail mower parts and spreader parts.
Monticello Equipment Company
Monticello, N.Y.
Booths 41,42,43
Noregon Systems
Greensboro, N.C.
Booth 77
Maintenance is simplified with Noregon’s diagnostic and repair solutions and trusted by leading fleets and service centers to keep the industry moving. JPRO Diagnostics provides fast, accurate results by quickly connecting to all components and ECUs, delivering instant diagnostics. Its user-friendly interface and guided troubleshooting enable technicians of all experience levels to work with the confidence and efficiency of seasoned pros. When paired with NextStep Repair, JPRO becomes a complete solution, helping technicians move from diagnosis to repair with award-winning, step-by-step guidance that eliminates guesswork. For compliance, Truck Check Up offers an approved inspection process designed to meet CARB’s Clean Truck Check Act requirements, making emissions inspections straightforward and efficient. And with TripVision, the future of remote diagnostics is here — offering real-time vehicle health monitoring, predictive fault detection, and actionable alerts that help fleets avoid breakdowns and maximize uptime.
Northeast
Sweepers and Rentals Inc.
Fairfield, N.J. Booth 401
The company offers street sweepers and street sweeper parts, products and options.
Northern Supply Inc. Bloomfield, N.Y. Booth 24
The company offers the REACT Plow Blade System.
NYS Association of Town Superintendents of Highways
Albany, N.Y. Booth 47
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Old Dominion Brush Company LLC
Richmond, Va.
Booth 18
Onspot
of North America
Madison, Conn. Booth 30
The company offers automatic chains for snow and ice.
Package Pavement Co.
Stormville, N.Y.
Booth 64
The company offers bagged blacktop and more.
Peirce Eagle Equipment
Branchburg, N.J.
Booth 604
“Spot the problem before it Grows.” Rausch Camera Systems are designed for precision, performance and reliability in pipeline inspections creating crystal clear footage for accurate diagnostics. Flexible cable options, compact and rugged. User friendly interface. Whether you’re inspecting residential lines, storm drains or sewer laterals, Rausch can “deliver unmatched value and reliability in tight spaces.”
Performance Advantage Company
Lancaster, N.Y.
Booth 29
The company offers tool mounting solutions for mobile applications and will be spotlighting mounting solutions for fire extinguishers at the Expo.
Perma-Patch LLC
Baltimore, Md.
Booth 81
Reed Systems LTD
Ellenville, N.Y.
Booth 85
Reed Systems specializes in everything from truck upfitting, de-icing equipment and storage tanks to spreaders. The company also offers a full line of loadmaster sanitation trucks.
Riccelli Enterprises Inc.
North Syracuse, N.Y.
Booth 73
Rocrents Heavy Equipment
Webster, N.Y.
Booth 404
The company offers Yanmar compact equipment, including mini-excavators 1-10-ton, compact track loaders, compact wheel loaders, and tracked carriers; AUSA articulated site dumpers; and ROCX Breakers, including hydraulic breaker attachments for skid steer loaders and excavators up to 45 tons.
RTI Auctions
Geneseo, N.Y.
Booth 19
The company offers live with Internet bidding and two online auctions monthly and has 50 years of experience in municipal and construction equipment sales. Additional services include equipment appraisals and replacement programs.
RustKote LLC
Lancaster, N.Y. Booths 44,45
Safe Fleet/Roll Rite
Gladwin, Mich.
Booth 58
Safe Fleet’s leading tarp brands serve the heavy-duty trucking industry with automated covering solutions and cutting-edge gear motor technology. With established brands like Roll-Rite, Pulltarps and Vango Rolling Tarp Solutions, fleets depend on Safe Fleet to contain cargo, protect payloads and create a safer work environment.
Samsara
San Francisco, Calif.
Booth 38
Samsara is a connected operations company. Track your entire fleet, including light-duty trucks, street sweepers, snowplows and equipment, from one centralized dashboard. Real-time GPS track-
ing and vehicle diagnostics enable efficient dispatching, optimized routing and proactive preventive maintenance to reduce downtime. Dash cameras help to exonerate drivers and provide proof of service for sanitation and winter operations.
Schaeffer Specialized Lubricants
Liverpool, N.Y.
Booth 39
The company offers lubricants grease, engine oil, gear lubes, fuel additives and aerosol lubricants.
Smith Metal Works of Newark Inc. Newark, N.Y. Booth 309
The company offers ice control products and stainless steel truck bodies.
SnoDepot Irving, N.Y.
Booth 4
The company builds stainless steel heavy-duty truck parts, such as engine oil pans, coolant tubes, transmission oil coolers and more.
Solis LED Balloon Canton, Ohio
Booth 7
Star Safety Technologies by Grote Avon, N.Y.
Booth 68
Star Safety Technologies by Grote has been manufacturing vehicular warning and emergency equipment in New York State for more than 100 years.
Steel Sales Inc.
Sherburne, N.Y. Booth 82
Stephenson Equipment
East Syracuse, N.Y.
Booth 311
The company provides cranes and lifting solutions; asphalt paving, road maintenance and construction equipment sales, rentals, parts and service the
Pennsylvania, New York and surrounding markets. The company also offers LeeBoy pavers; Falcon asphalt maintenance equipment; BOMAG pavers, rollers and milling machines, Midland road wideners, ODB leaf machines and Rogers trailers.
STS Trailer, Truck, and Equipment
Syracuse, N.Y.
Booth 502
Suit-Kote Corporation Cortland, N.Y. Booth 40
Tenco Industries Lakeville, N.Y.
Booth 201
Tenco Industries is a leader in snow and ice control products for airports and highways. Tenco is an Alamo Group company that provides installation, parts, service and provides customers with a modern facility that is rapid and efficient.
Tennant Company Appleton, Ala.
Booth 415
Tennant Company is a leader in the cleaning industry, providing high-quality cleaning equipment to help create a cleaner, safer, healthier world. The company will display its Z50 Citadel outdoor street sweeper along with several other pieces of cleaning equipment.
Tracey Road Equipment
East Syracuse, N.Y. Booths 206,202
Traffic Safety Products, a division of Eberl Iron Works Inc. Buffalo, N.Y.
Booth 72
Traffic Safety Products is a distributor of Telespar square and round tube signposts, as well as Nucor and Franklin Industries U channel signposts. Its Traffic Safety Products provide safety and direction to both vehicular and
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foot traffic on state, county, city, town, village and private roadways and are guaranteed to meet Federal safety regulations.
UDig NY East Syracuse, N.Y. Booth 11
UDig NY is the place where all safe digging in Upstate New York starts. As the link between you and the underground utility operators, UDig NY utilizes a contact center and industry-leading software — Exactix — to receive and transmit notifications of intent to dig in the form of underground utility location requests. UDig NY provides you with the tools to place and manage your location requests 24/7/365. UDig NY serves Upstate New York: the geographic region of New York State north of the New York City metropolitan area. New York City and Long Island are covered by New York 811. During the Expo UDig NY will have free promo items and important information about the process and upcoming education and events.
United Rentals Inc. Highland, N.Y. Booth 9
Founded in 1997, United Rentals is the largest equipment rental company in the world, with a store network nearly three times the size of any other provider and locations in 49 states and 10 Canadian provinces.
United Rotary Brush Corp. Olathe, Kan.
Booth 65
United Rotary Brush manufactures replacement sweeper brooms for all makes and models of sweepers and attachments, as well as plow blade cutting edges and spreader chains.
Upstate Equipment Lockport, N.Y. Booth 307
Upstate Equipment is Bobcat of Buffalo, Bobcat of Hamburg, Bobcat of Syracuse and Bobcat of Horseheads. The company carries a large selection of new and preowned inventory of compact and heavy equipment.
Viking Cives Harrisville, N.Y. Booth 203
Watson Diesel Inc. Canton, Pa. Booth 701
The WD-218 wing plow is manufactured at the Watson Diesel municipal facility located in Canton, Pa., using “only the highest-grade materials available.” Installation is available at its Canton facility or at one of its dealers. Features include self-contained electric hydraulic power unit, automatic float, full trip, onetouch deploy and retraction, stainless steel mold board, optional rear-view camera and two-year warranty.
Whelen Engineering Yeagertown, Pa. Booth 605
Fleet Reps represents respected manufacturers within the public safety industry, including Whelen Engineering, Havis and Pro Gard products. Fleet Reps provides “outstanding customer service, superior sales support and total understanding of its entire product
line. Its team will always take the time to learn and understand the needs of our customers.”
Wiles Valley Weather LLC Athens, Pa.
Booth 79
Tired of weather apps always getting it wrong? Wiles Valley Weather LLC has become a trusted partner in weather (for municipalities) since 2021 providing real-time weather information and road conditions forecasts, specific to your town. Its custom weather alerts are generated by degreed meteorologists, not computers, giving your municipality the edge when responding to the threat of winter and severe weather.
Winter Equipment Company Willoughby, Ohio Booth 70
For more than 35 years, Winter Equipment Company has been North America’s leading manufacturer of high-quality snowplow cutting edges, plow guards, snowplow wear parts and motor grader wear parts. “Our products are backed by our unmatched 100 percent satisfaction guarantee.” P
