Jeff Robinson

Director of Maintenance

Jeff was born at Hunter AFB, in Savannah, Georgia. He is a 1982 Graduate from Richland Center High School, in Richland Center, Wisconsin. Jeff received his associate’s degree in Aerospace Maintenance from the Community College of the Air Force in 2001. Jeff has spent over 30 years in Alaska both as an Air Force dependent and an active duty Air Force Member. Jeff joined ADP in May 2007, after retiring from the United States Air Force as an Aerospace Ground Equipment Mechanic. Jeff served over 20 years with the Air Force and has demonstrated management and supervisory experience in the maintenance career field and he is a perfect match for his role with the Anchorage Downtown Partnership. He is active in the local community with several professional organizations. Jeff is an avid sportsman and enjoys fishing, hunting, and spending time with his family.

Spencer Sandison

MAINTENANCE LEAD

Spencer was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska and is a graduate of West high school. Spencer plans to attend a welding class to become a certified welder and hopefully make welding his career. Spencer enjoys the sport of power lifting and other strength sports events such as the Scottish highland games. When not lifting weights you will find him fishing or out in the Alaska wilderness. You will know Spencer on the streets of Anchorage when you see him he really is a big man. Spencer is a great fit for ADP maintenance and we are happy to have him working for our organization.

Brad Sandison

MAINTENANCE Ambassador

Brad was born in Anchorage in 1951 (Territory baby). Almost all of his family still lives here too. He graduated from West High class of “70″. His wife of 30 years and he have two grown sons. Brad and his family enjoy the outdoors winter and summer. Besides his family, he enjoys his bicycle year around, snowshoeing, fishing, hiking and being of service around town. Brad believes that “Anchorage and South Central Alaska is a great place to live and play.”

Jeff Myers

MAINTENANCE Ambassador

Jeff was born in Barberton Ohio and lived there until he was 12 years old. He then moved with his family to Arizona in 1973 to care for his elderly grandfather, and is a graduate of Yuma high school.   Jeff recently came to Alaska 3 years ago to work and play in the outdoors. Jeff has been married to his lovely wife Chantal for the past 4 years, and when he and his wife are not working you will find them hunting, fishing or enjoying the great Alaska outdoors.

Lynette Pico

MAINTENANCE Ambassador

Lynette was born and raised here in the great state of Alaska. She is the proud mother of two beautiful girls and enjoys spending time with them. In her spare time you will find Lynette shopping in one of the local stores, or when she feels more adventurous you might find her hiking on one of Alaska’s many trail systems. Lynette is very work orientated and takes pride in Anchorage and here daily work assignments. She is a great asset to the Anchorage Downtown Partnership.

Tyson Simpson

MAINTENANCE Ambassador

Tyson was born in Las Vegas Nevada. After spending some time in Oregon, Tyson and his family moved to Alaska in 1986. He is a 2005 graduate of Chugiak High School in Eagle River, Alaska. He came to work with the Partnership in July 2005. Tyson lives with his brother Zachary and his two cats; Chrissy and Spaz. Tyson knows just about all there is to know about the Transformers. If you doubt this—ask him! Tyson enjoys comic books, cartoons, computer games, and movies. Tyson is currently attending the University of Alaska, Anchorage.

ADP is constantly seeking out the best way to provide services. Part of the solution to this challenge is cooperation and communication. Communication is crucial to our success. In our attempt to keep you fully informed, we’ll continue using newsletters, e-mail blasts, newspaper articles and public information forums. If you are not hearing from us, or if you need assistance in keeping your sidewalks clear, you can call Jeff and his team at 277-0141 (shop main number) or the main office at 279-5650.

SNOW MAPS

We have prepared maps to show you where you can expect to see our equipment – and when – during our snow removal work. The maps are broken up according to the piece of equipment. Our snow removal teams complete their work in two 4.5 hour shifts starting at 5:00am each morning. We aim to complete our first passes prior to most businesses opening and workers arriving. Our second pass covers areas that need extra attention, clean up along first pass routes as well as any secondary streets.

Click on the image to open a PDF version of the map.

CASE TRACTOR (1st Pass)

CASE TRACTOR (2nd Pass)

KUBOTA TRACTOR

KUBOTA RTV

HONDA 4-WHEELER #1

HONDA 4-WHEELER #2

HONDA 4-WHEELER #3

HONDA 4-WHEELER #4

TRUCK

Why do smokers litter? Mostly, it’s lack of awareness about the environmental impact and insufficient ash receptacles. New ordinances are also moving more smokers outdoors or to designated areas.

Cigarette butts are unsightly, costly to clean up, and harmful to waterways and wildlife. Get the facts.

In 2008, Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. received a federal grant from Keep America Beautiful Inc. to help raise awareness that cigarette butts are litter too. As part of the grant, ADP collected statistics on the number of cigarette butts collected from downtown sidewalks and gutters in a one block demonstration zone. In addition, ADP worked with bar owners along the demonstration zone to distribute handheld ashtrays for smokers and posted materials from Keep America Beautiful that advertised litter problem created by discarded butts.

Watch this Channel 11 news broadcast about the grant program: