Each year Totman’s awards scholarships to Waldo County Technical Center students graduating and continuing their education in the Auto Tech, Auto Body or Law Enforcement career areas.

Every parent who is trying to educate their child in this economic climate knows that every dollar counts and we want to help.

Congratulations to this year’s recipients!

Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Scholarship ($250) was awarded to Lewis Dyer, IVwho will pursue his criminal justice degree at University of Maine at Fort Kent:

Lewis Dyer, IV

Automotive Technology Scholarship ($250) was awarded to Bryan A. Young who will pursue his automotive technology degree at Washington County Community College in Calais:

Bryan A. Young

Automotive Technology Scholarship ($250) was awarded to Brock C. Wakefield for the 2nd year in a row. Brock was an Automotive Technology Scholarship recipient last year and has completed his [...]

Totman’s believes in being a part of the community as much as possible, in many different ways. At least once a year, sometimes twice, several fire departments come to our yard to learn about new or different equipment and techniques to help them to be more skilled, and therefore, to better assist their communities. Here are some pictures of one of last year’s training sessions (in the rain!)

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Totman’s was featured in an article in the industry publication “Towing & Recovery Footnotes” in the January 2011 edition!

An article written by Allan T. Duffin discusses how innovations in towing equipment and technology help us do our job more efficiently.

You can read the story online at http://www.flashedition.com/publication/?i=56063 – go to page 6 for the story. If you can’t read it online drop us an email at susan@totmans.com and we’ll get you a copy.

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Totman’s has been active in the local community since opening in 1994, primarily in the area of assisting area fire departments with donating vehicles for educating firefighters and emergency responders. Sometimes training sessions are held in different areas and often they are held at Totman’s yard. We are proud to assist our local rescue personnel in ensuring the safe recovery of accident victims in Waldo and Knox Counties. This year Totman’s also awarded two scholarships to Waldo County Technical Center (WCTC) graduates who are continuing their education in the automotive area. Here are some examples of how Totman’s participates in our local community:

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