Toddy Pond Association

Toddy Pond Association wants everyone in our community to have access to the most up to date dam information. Please continue scrolling down on this page. More information, including the Trustee Application, GEI Engineering report and the Legislation are found under Projects > Dam.

If you are registered to vote in Surry, Penobscot, Blue Hill or Orland - the vote to establish the Toddy Pond Watershed District will be held Nov. 4th. Early voting is available in all four towns, please support the creation of the District and help preserve Toddy Pond.

Toddy Pond Watershed Trustee Nominees

Eduard Dailide

Address: 143 Long Point Way, Orland ME

Pond: North Toddy- Orland

Education/Professional/Work: Structural Engineer with Masters in Engineering Management, 30 year Navy career (various places, including Cutler ME and Washington DC), Dept. of Energy - Washington DC, U of Maine Director of Facilities Management and Planning

Boards/Community: Orland Fire Station Building Committee

Unique skills/experience/talents: Construction contract management, experience overseeing multimillion dollar budgets and federal projects

Personal Statement/Motivation: I developed an appreciation for Maine when I was stationed at the Naval Communication Unit in Cutler. I believe my broad engineering experience from running public works organizations, acquisition management and policy development would be beneficial to the district.

Jeff Hagen

Address: 63 Olympia Blvd, Paramus NJ

Pond: South Toddy - Blue Hill

Education/Professional/Work: Architect, current owner of a construction company

Boards/Community: Trustee and Secretary for BPOE, whose primary financial drive is to support handicapped children, Toddy Pond loon count and IPP

Unique skills/Experiences/Talents: Construction experience with skills in project management, budgeting, scheduling and record keeping

Personal Statement/Motivation: We are recent property owners on the lake, hoping to provide a legacy for our children. We intend to retire to the lake in the next five years. My wife and I were active in the loon count and IPP this past season and understand the importance of protecting and safe guarding the environment as it impacts everything around us.

Doug Randolph

Address: 258 Littletown Quarter, Williamsburg, VA

Pond: Middle Toddy - Surry

Education/Professional/Work: Electrical Engineer with Masters in Engineering Management, worked as a supervising Nuclear Engineer at Norfolk Naval Shipyard

Boards/Community: HOA board Williamsburg, Finance Board of Williamsburg Unitarian/Universalist Church, Toddy Pond IPP

Unique skills/Experiences/Talents: Good organizational and project management skills

Personal Statement/Motivation: I want to establish the district to ensure the survival of Toddy Pond.

Marc Restuccia

Address: 217 Long Point Way, Orland ME

Pond: North Toddy - Orland

Education/Professional/Work: Emergency Medicine Physician, Lifeflight and EMS Medical Director at UMass

Boards/Community: TPA 2 yrs (President 1 yr), Orland Watershed Committee, 5 Town and Narramissic Watershed Coalition, CBI Coordinator for Toddy Pond, Orland Broadband Committee, Orland Fire Station Building Committee

Unique skills/Experiences/Talents: Good organizational and communication skills with experience managing personnel, budgeting at a multimillion dollar organization

Personal Statement/Motivation: As both an Orland resident and lakefront property owner I view the preservation of BOTH Toddy Pond and Alamoosook Lake as critical to the economic, environmental and recreational assets of the region.

Kevin Turcotte

Address: 53 Decorum Rd, Surry ME

Pond: Middle Toddy - Surry

Education/Professional/Work: PhD in Geography with emphasis on cartography, remote sensing and GIS (Geographic Information Systems), Professor at Ball State University, Muncie IN

Boards/Community: Department chair of Geography at BSU

Unique skills/Experiences/Talents: Developed the maps of Toddy Pond and Alamoosook Lake projected water level changes and shoreline measurements used in developing the Cost Estimator for TPA

Personal Statement/Motivation: I love Toddy Pond and believe I can contribute. It is hard to fathom a Toddy Pond with dramatically reduced water levels. We must make this work!

Welcome

We invite you to learn more about Toddy Pond and all it has to offer.

Here you will be able to learn about our organization, our mission and our ongoing projects, read up on our pond's history and meet our board members.

You will also be able to become a member, pay your dues, donate additional funds and contact us with questions or comments.

The public access to Toddy Pond is at the East Orland Boat Landing on Route One in East Orland. There, you can park your vehicle and unload your boats. It is free to park and use the launch site. There is also a toilet facility.

Toddy is a beautiful pond to boat, kayak and paddle board. Enjoy !

SUPPORT TODDY POND

Support efforts at keeping our lake clean and beautiful for the enjoyment of all. The Toddy Pond Association is an all-volunteer organization and relies on your donated funds and dues to support the programs that we conduct for the greater good of Toddy Pond.

Membership runs for each calendar year, from January through December and includes our twice yearly newsletter The Toddy Ponder.

Toddy Pond Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your tax-deductible gifts help protect Toddy Pond.

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