When James Galuska - the Bristol, Rhode Island, director of public works - withdrew, it left Corvi and David Cabral, town engineer/assistant public works director for Seekonk, for finalist public interviews.Įarlier this year Swansea had one of its three finalists for town administrator and for building inspector withdraw prior to the public interviewing process.Īll three selectmen cited Corvi’s credentials.Ĭorvi is a registered professional engineer in Massachusetts and Rhode Island after obtaining his bachelor of science degree in civil and environmental engineering from the University of Rhode Island in 1993. In a replay of some prior high-level appointments, one of the three finalists withdrew from contention, Chairman Scott Ventura said. “He’s a very, very talented person and we’re thrilled to have him on the team,” McAuliffe said.Ĭorvi is expected to begin the job after Labor Day to give ample notice and use his vacation days.

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That is reportedly less than Corvi receives in Barrington, officials said. The appointment is pending negotiating a contract with Corvi for a salary listed in the range of $90,000 to $95,000, Town Administrator John McAuliffe said. Nuno George, the assistant, has handled the duties for the past three months. Members voted 3-0 Tuesday night to appoint Alan Corvi to the position held for 11 years by Moe Pukulis. SOMERSET - Selectmen conditionally offered the job of engineering and highway director to a Rehoboth man who holds a similar job for the town of Barrington, Rhode Island.

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