Steve Bushey
Steve Bushey has joined our team as a Senior Associate with over 30 years of experience in Land Development and Municipal projects. While in private practice, he directed the preparation and review of preliminary and final design as well as permit applications for numerous civil/site engineering projects in a variety of areas: Drainage Design, Healthcare, K-12, Mixed-Use, Residential Development, Retail, Transit, Wastewater, Workplace/ Office and Wind Farm Development. His expertise includes site feasibility/selection, civil/site design, street reconstruction and culvert design, hydraulic and hydrologic analysis, permitting and public presentations. Steve holds a BSCE from University of Maine, Orono and an MBA from UNH, Durham.
Randall Dunton
Randy Dunton is a partner at Gorrill Palmer and manages a Transportation Planning Team. Randy has over twenty-four years of experience in traffic and transportation engineering. He has worked for both the private sector as well as with the MaineDOT as the Region Traffic Engineer for the southern region of the State. His design experience includes traffic signal design, traffic permitting, intersection and corridor designs, feasibility studies, traffic calming design, safety evaluations and analysis, traffic modeling and analysis. Randy is a licensed engineer in both Maine and New Hampshire, a certified Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE), a certified Work Zone Temporary Traffic Control Technician, and a certified Traffic Signal Technician Level I. He is the Past President of the Maine Chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers.
Doug Reynolds
Doug Reynolds oversees many of the land development design and permitting projects for Gorrill Palmer. After almost 25 years in private practice, Doug is extremely acquainted with the civil and site aspects of a variety of project types ranging from retail mall development and re-development to municipal road reconstruction to the LEED accreditation process for innovative public buildings. He works within the State’s most rigorous guidelines set forth by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection as well as various municipalities. Doug holds engineering licenses in Maine, New Hampshire and Virginia and is a Certified Professional in Erosion & Sediment Control and has a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Maine.
Kaleb Bourassa
Kaleb Bourassa is a Project Manager in the Land Development Group with 5 years of experience in Land Development in the State of Maine. He has led the site design, permitting, and construction phase services for many projects including Mixed-Use, Residential Development, Retail, Office, Institutional, Industrial, Roadway and Utility Construction and Wind Farm Development. Kaleb is a Professional Engineer and received a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Maine in Orono.
Drew Gagnon
Drew Gagnon is a Project Manager in the Land Development Group with over 6 years of experience in Land Development. He leads a team of Engineers on a variety of projects including site selection, feasibility evaluations, and civil and site design and permitting for a wide variety of projects. Projects include institutional, retail, office, hospitality, and residential developments. He works with the State’s most rigorous guidelines set forth by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection as well as various municipalities from concept design to construction oversight and administration. Drew is a licensed Professional Engineer in Maine and has a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Maine.
Brandon Havu
Brandon Havu is a Project Manager in Gorrill Palmer’s Transportation Engineering Group. Brandon has over 13 years of experience in the design and management of transportation infrastructure improvement projects including roadway reconstruction, rehabilitation, preservation/restoration, intersection geometric and safety improvements, roundabouts/traffic circles, traffic signals, highway interchanges, bridge approaches, tolling facilities, complete streets, shared use pathways and others. Many of Brandon’s projects are with MaineDOT or with municipalities working in partnership with MaineDOT through partnerships such as the Locally Administered Projects (LAP) program. From his diverse project background and experience Brandon has developed a great understanding of the MaineDOT project development process, practices & procedures, design standards and coordination requirements. Brandon is a licensed Professional Engineer in Maine and has a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Maine.
Travis Landry
Travis is a Project Manager in the Transportation Engineering Group. Travis is a P.E. and has over 6 years of experience in transportation engineering design, drafting, plan production and is certified in the Local Project Administration (LPA) process. His project experience includes roadway reconstruction, rehabilitation, drainage design, large culvert design, intersection geometric and safety improvements, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, traffic calming and signal improvements. Travis has experience managing and leading design projects and is familiar with the Maine Department of Transportation’s project development process, design standards, policies and procedures, utility and environmental coordination and is familiar with plan development in accordance with the Departments Standards.
Matt Rabasco
Matt Rabasco is a Project Engineer in the Land Development Group with 4 years of experience in Land Development. He acts as lead designer for civil and site projects primarily in the residential and commercial sectors. He also has ample experience permitting projects at the local and state levels including regulations governed by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. Matt is a registered Engineering Intern in Maine and has a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Maine.
Ben Shaw
Ben Shaw serves as a Project Engineer for Gorrill Palmer’s Municipal Group. Ben joined Gorrill Palmer after graduating from the University of Maine in Orono with a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2017. He has assisted in the design of municipal projects including roadway and sidewalk design, pavement management plans, culvert replacement, sewer separations, and wastewater pump stations. He is NETTCP Hot Mix Asphalt Paving Inspector certified and has served as a construction inspector on variety of municipal projects. Ben is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and currently serves as a Director for the Maine Section.
Jared Winchenbach
Jared Winchenbach, P.E. is a Project Manager at Gorrill Palmer in the Transportation Engineering Group. Jared has over 7 years of experience in transportation engineering design, drafting and plan production. His project experience includes roadway reconstruction, rehabilitation, downtown planning studies, complete street implementation projects, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, intersection geometric and safety improvements, roundabout/traffic circle layout and performance checks, traffic calming and traffic signal upgrades. Jared has managed a diverse range of projects that encompass all the state DOT and municipal roadway and corridor projects. Due to this variety, Jared is well-versed in the local and state project development process, including extensive knowledge with design standards, policies and procedures, and utility and environmental coordination. In addition to the overseeing design projects and staff, Jared has successfully served as the resident inspector on multiple state funded projects.