Debra Kavulich Ferraro
Associate Vice President, Transportation Division Manager @Pennoni
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WORK HISTORY
Associate Vice President, Transportation Division Manager @Pennoni
Philadelphia, PA, US
EDUCATION
University of Pittsburgh
Bachelors of Science, Civil Engineering/Structures Concentration
SKILLS
ABOUT DEBRA KAVULICH FERRARO
Debbie Ferraro is the Philadelphia Transportation Division Manager of Pennoni Associates, Inc. She provides design, planning, permitting, bidding, construction and municipal consulting services to public and private sector clients. She is frequently asked to provide expert testimony in such matters as zoning change requests, ordinance applications, land development approvals, traffic impact assessments, stakeholder coordination, and public outreach. Debbie has delivered projects for a diverse range of clients, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies and large government agencies, including PennDOT, SEPTA, Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation, Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, Philadelphia Center City District, and numerous Municipalities. Her over 20 years of transportation experience includes expertise in traffic studies/modelling, highway design, master planning efforts, limited access interchanges, intermodal facilities, highway occupancy permit applications, traffic signal systems design, safety studies, traffic control and transportation management plans, highway occupancy permits, right-of-way acquisitions, site circulation and access, toll bridge volume and revenue studies. She has fostered Pennoni’s urban transportation design practice area which focuses on all system users including pedestrians, bicycles, and transit vehicles.Debbie previously held an adjunct faculty position with Drexel University, teaching the transportation module of an online PE Exam preparatory class.
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