Township Honors Employee Anthony Soriano

Princeton Township Committee on Monday honored its engineering assistant, Anthony Soriano, with an official resolution thanking him for this service before his last day of work on Friday, Sept. 14.

“….Mr. Soriano has served the township of Princeton in an excellent manner giving generously of his time and efforts and has served the township and the residents in a dignified, faithful, impartial and professional manner…” read the resolution in part.

Soriano joined the Township in March of 2000 as an engineering intern and became an engineering assistant in March 2005. He earned his professional engineers license in July 2009.

He was named Young Engineer of the Year in 2011 by the American Society of Professional Engineers Central Branch . In 2012 he was named Young Engineer of the Year by the Professional Engineers Society of Mercer County.

His projects in Princeton have included road improvements, Hilltop Skate Park, the Stony Brook bicycle and pedestrian pathways and bridges project and the Mountain Lakes dams rehabilitation and dredging project.

Soriano is leaving to take a job in private industry. It’s an opportunity closer to his home in Raritan Borough and was simply too good of an opportunity to pass up, he said.

He thanked officials on Monday.

“The years here have been amazing and I appreciate the time that I’ve spent with you,” he said.

The resolution concludes:

“…now therefore may it be resolved that the township committee of the township of Princeton, NJ extends its humble expression of esteem to Mr. Soriano who served the township faithfully and professionally and for rendering untiring and valuable service…the Township Committee extends its best wishes to Mr. Soriano for good health, success and prosperity for many years to come.”