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Council thanks traffic engineer Kent Warman on retirement after ~25 years
Summary
The council adopted a resolution honoring traffic engineer Kent Warman for nearly 25 years of service, citing his work on signalization, fiber network connections and regional transportation coordination; Warman thanked staff and reflected on city growth.
The Thornton City Council unanimously approved a resolution conveying appreciation to traffic engineer Kent Warman on the occasion of his retirement after roughly 25 years with the city.
Council members recounted Warman’s contributions to traffic engineering and regional transportation planning, including work on signal timing, the city-wide fiber network connecting traffic signals, and participation on regional boards. Council member Justin Martinez said he relied on Warman’s expertise while serving on regional bodies and praised his depth of knowledge.
Warman addressed the council, saying, "It's been an honor and a privilege to serve the residents and businesses of the city of Thornton and to work alongside an excellent staff," and noted the city's population growth during his tenure. The council presented a plaque and posed for photographs following the motion to approve the resolution.
