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SanCap Kiwanis Club, a local service organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and families, expressed its appreciation to Kati Chapman Sherrard, the project manager and lead engineer of the Florida Department of Transportation, for speaking at its recent meeting. Sherrard and her team were responsible for temporarily restoring the Sanibel Causeway, which was severely damaged by Hurricane Ian.
Sherrard shared her experience and challenges of leading the emergency repair project. She said the damage was “devastating and immediately impactful” upon seeing it after the storm. She also praised the cooperation and support of the local, state and federal authorities, businesses, and residents, who helped expedite the recovery process.
The members of the Kiwanis Club were impressed and inspired by Sherrard’s presentation, which demonstrated her professionalism, leadership, and dedication to public service. The club’s president, Joel Goodman, thanked Sherrard for her valuable contribution to the community.
SanCap Kiwanis Club meets every Tuesday morning at the Sanibel Community House. The club welcomes guest speakers from various fields and backgrounds to share their insights and expertise with its members. The club also organizes fundraisers and service projects to support local causes and organizations.
To learn more about the club or to join as a member, visit www.sanibelkiwanis.org
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