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Lucas Munasque
Lucas Munasque is a Project Manager and ADA Coordinator for the City of Sevierville's Public Works Department in Tennessee. His daily responsibilities include reviewing public and private development plans for ADA compliance, managing projects, facilitating contractor-owner negotiations, identifying future ADA initiatives, and serving as a key resource for project-related inquiries from colleagues and the public.
In Memoriam
Carol Reagan
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our colleague, Carol Reagan.
Carol was a dedicated professional who devoted her life to ensuring equal access and fair treatment for all. She was employed at Denver International Airport as an ADA and Title VI Administrator.
Carol was a Member at Large of the APA Rocky Mountain Chapter leadership team and always offered valued insight into issues relevant to the chapter. We will miss her and her smile.
We extend our sincerest condolences to Carol's family, loved ones, and colleagues during this difficult time.
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