Dan is a lifelong Brookhaven resident who was raised in Wading River and attended Shoreham-Wading River schools. He is a graduate of The State University of New York at Stony Brook where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in History. Dan purchased a home in Shoreham, where he has lived for over 15 years with his wife Lynn, son Joseph and daughter Meghan. Dan’s wife is a middle school math teacher in their local school district.

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Daniel P Losquadro is a lifelong Brookhaven resident who was raised in Wading River. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in history from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He lives in Shoreham with his wife, Lynn, and their two children.

For nearly a decade before taking office, Dan Losquadro developed relationships with community members through his work as a senior property claims estimator for State Farm Insurance. He has served on the front line against insurance fraud and takes pride in knowing that his work helped keep insurance costs down for his constituents. During his tenure at State Farm, Losquadro’s expertise was instrumental in the arrest and conviction of several individuals who had engaged in illegal activities.

Daniel P. Losquadro previously worked as a senior property claims estimator for State Farm Insurance.

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Uses quality improvement, long-term planning, and operational analysis to manage the Highway Department.

Employing business strategies of constant quality improvement, mid and long term planning, and an overall analysis of enterprise architecture of the Highway Department have led to significant improvements in a short period of time. Despite this, much more needs to be done.

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As highway superintendent, increased transparency and accountability by ending no-bid contracts for drainage, concrete, and tree work.

Superintendent Los quadro has als o maintained a foc us on improving quality of life is s ues for res idents while s aving taxpayer dollars . Shortly after taking offic e, he inc reas ed trans parenc y and ac c ountability within the Department by ending no-bid c ontrac ts on drainage, c onc rete and tree work. H e als o replac ed 2 ,5 0 0 s treetlights that had the highes t wattage with Light Emitting Diodes (LE D ) lights .

Superintendent Losquadro Continues Moving Highway Department Operations Forward (PDF)

Plans to make the Highway Department fully paperless to improve efficiency and responsiveness.

Continuing the path of progress in the Highway Department will take leadership, vision, and hard work. The goal of going fully paperless will provide a more efficient and responsive department better able to deal with the thousands of calls for service received each year.

As of October 23, 2026, Daniel P Losquadro’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Prioritizes replacing an aging vehicle fleet and using technology to improve emergency management.

Internally, replacing an aging and failing fleet has been a priority as well as putting new technology in place to manage work orders and vastly improve emergency management.

Encourages parents to schedule car-seat inspections to help ensure seats are installed correctly.

"Unfortunately, s tatis tic s s how the majority of c ar s eats are ins talled inc orrectly," Superintendent Los quadro s aid. "A s a parent with a c hild, who us es a c ar s eat, I know how important it is to have his s eat ins talled c orrec tly and I s trongly s ugges t parents c all to s c hedule an ins pec tion. I want to thank all the c ertified tec hnic ians from the E duc ation & A s s is tanc e C orporation, Suffolk C ounty Sheriff's O ffic e and Brookhaven H ighway D epartment for partic ipating in this very important event."

Superintendent Losquadro Announces First Annual Brookhaven Highway Department Child Safety Day (Archive PDF)

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As highway superintendent, advanced road reconstruction by paving roads and moving forward with delayed, storm-damaged projects.

Superintendent Losquadro is responsible for a department with almost 300 employees, a total budget of over $110 million and 3700+ lane mile of road in an area larger than Nassau County. He has undertaken a comprehensive strategy of reconstruction for the Highway Department, both internally and externally. Paving more miles of road than has been done in many years, Superintendent Losquadro has also moved many storm damaged projects forward that have languished since storms Sandy and even Irene.

He has undertaken a comprehensive strategy of reconstruction for the Highway Department, both internally and externally. Paving more miles of road than has been done in many years, Superintendent Losquadro has also moved many storm damaged projects forward that have languished since storms Sandy and even Irene.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Established pesticide-reduction programs and grants for farmers to protect Long Island's sole-source aquifers.

During his tenure, the first ever pesticide reduction programs in the county were established along with grants for farmers to install the necessary infrastructure to protect Long Islands sole source aquifers.

As highway superintendent, invested over $112 million in stormwater management and treatment projects.

Making it his top priority, Losquadro has invested over $112 million since 2013 on stormwater management and treatment projects that have preserved our vulnerable surface and drinking waters. Many long standing problems that have eluded solution for decades have been engineered, funded, and constructed because of his efforts.

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Daniel P Losquadro

- Plans to make the Highway Department fully paperless to improve efficiency and responsiveness.

- Prioritizes replacing an aging vehicle fleet and using technology to improve emergency management.
- Encourages parents to schedule car-seat inspections to help ensure seats are installed correctly.

- As highway superintendent, advanced road reconstruction by paving roads and moving forward with delayed, storm-damaged projects.

- As highway superintendent, invested over $112 million in stormwater management and treatment projects.

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