💡 Meet the team! 💡 Say hello to our incredible planning department! This fun-loving, passionate team specializes in urban and environmental planning, helping communities of all sizes prepare for a bright future. They work tirelessly to develop visionary strategies that guide our clients' growth and development, aiming to enhance the quality of life for present and future generations while promoting long-term sustainability. Plus, they’re an absolute blast to be around, and they make sure the voices of those who live and work in the communities they partner with are always heard! #SCJAlliance #SCJLacey #SCJSpokane #SCJSeattle #Planning #PlannersOfWA #PlanningCommunity
SCJ Alliance
Civil Engineering
Lacey, WA 1,374 followers
Anticipate. Envision. Create. | Anticipating needs, envisioning solutions, and creating community-building designs.
About us
SCJ Alliance is a 100% employee-owned firm specializing in civil engineering, transportation planning and design, cable-propelled transit, environmental and urban planning, landscape architecture and design, construction management, and public outreach. We have been nationally recognized multiple times for award-winning projects, growth, and as a great place to work. Founded with a handful of people in 2006, SCJ now has 115 employees across 8 offices: Lacey, Centralia, Gig Harbor, Seattle, Ballard, Wenatchee, and Spokane, Washington, as well as Boulder, Colorado. It's fun to work for a successful, growing company, but even more rewarding to feel valued. Our culture is defined by our Core Values of stewardship, freedom, compassion, trust, and integrity, guiding relationships with our clients and colleagues. As a result, team members are selected for more than technical expertise; we hire for character. Engineering: Civil Engineering, Municipal Engineering, Site Development, Feasibility Assessments. Transportation Planning & Design: Traffic Engineering, Signals & Roundabouts, Highways & Interchanges, Corridor Studies, Transportation Plans, Streets & Arterials, Trails & Bike Lanes, Traffic Impact Analysis, Travel Demand Modeling. Land Use & Environmental Planning: Comprehensive Planning, Master Planning, Subarea Plans, Community Outreach & Engagement, Permitting & Entitlements. Cable-Propelled Transit: Ropeway Transportation, Aerial Trams & Gondolas, Automated People Movers, Cable Cars. Environmental Services: Environmental Impact Statements & Assessments, Wetland Mitigation & Monitoring, Soils & Hydrology Assessment, SEPA & NEPA, Biological Assessments. Landscape Architecture & Design: Recreation Planning & Design, Trails Planning & Design, Urban & Streetscape Design, Shoreline & Upland Restoration, Residential and Commercial Landscape Design.
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- Industry
- Civil Engineering
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Lacey, WA
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Transportation Planning, Land Use Planning, Civil Engineering, Site Development, Landscape Architecture & Design, Ropeways, Aerial Trams & Gondolas, Transportation Engineering, Municipal Engineering, Community Planning, Public Outreach, Streetscapes, Site Planning, Environmental Services, Cable-Propelled Transit, and Construction Management
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Say hello to another one of our amazing summer interns! ☀️ Welcome Cassidy Olheiser, one of two new planning interns at #SCJSpokane! Cassidy is a rising senior studying urban and regional planning with a minor in economics at Eastern Washington University. Fun fact: Cassidy shares a lot in common with her fellow intern, Christabel Agyei, who we introduced earlier this week—both are studying the same field at the same school and now they’re working together in the same office! Originally from Lynnwood, WA, Cassidy moved to Spokane for school and plans to make it her home after graduation. In her free time, she loves exploring new places, checking out local hikes and coffee shops, and catching Spokane Indians games with her family. Welcome to the team, Cassidy! We’re excited to have you with us and can’t wait to see where this journey takes you! #SummerIntern #Internships #Planning #UrbanAndRegionalPlanning #EasternWashingtonUniversity
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We just wrapped up an inspiring experience at the Western Planner Conference in Cheyenne, WY! Swipe through to see the highlights: Our presentation on housing in Butte-Silver Bow, featuring insights from Julia Crain, Rachel Granrath, AICP, and Aren Murcar, AICP from #SCJSpokane, was a standout success! We also enjoyed a fantastic stop in Fort Collins, CO, where the lively downtown atmosphere truly demonstrated what makes a city thrive. It was a great opportunity for our team to connect and create lasting memories. 🏙️✨ #WesternPlannerConference #UrbanPlanning #HousingSolutions #FortCollins #CheyenneAdventures
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#CommitteeSpotlight History - Bridging the Columbia Plans for the original Columbia bridge began as early as 1912, with local efforts leading to an initial survey and bond measures totaling $2,000,000. Construction on the bridge began in March 1915 and the structure opened on February 14, 1917, at a final cost of $1.75 million. In 1958, a $14.5 million upgrade created a second, almost identical span and doubled the capacity of the bridge. The new bridge was built with a "humpback" that provides 72 ft (21.9 m) of vertical clearance and minimizes bridge openings. Construction began in summer 1956, and the new, parallel bridge opened to traffic on July 1, 1958. At the time the new bridge was opened, the old one was temporarily closed for rebuilding to give it a matching humpback section. Both bridges were first open concurrently, on January 8, 1960. Excerpted from "Bridging the Columbia", by Ken Hash, City Of Longview Washington , Eli Zehner, Lake Forest Park Water District, Susann Babaei, SCJ Alliance , David Rowland, SCJ Alliance and Sean McDermott, Skillings, Inc. Full Article will be available on our website later this month. https://buff.ly/3Rfhqt3
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Time to meet another of our summer interns! ☀️ Welcome Christabel Agyei, one of two new planning interns at #SCJSpokane! Christabel is currently pursuing her master’s degree in urban and regional planning at Eastern Washington University and is set to graduate later this year. Originally from Ghana in West Africa, Christabel is thrilled to be a part of the SCJ Family as she embarks on her first journey into the world of planning. As Christabel beautifully puts it, "Every journey begins with small, meaningful steps," and she’s eager to take these first steps alongside our dedicated and passionate planning team. Outside of work, Christabel enjoys playing badminton and has a passion for cooking—she even occasionally works as a chef at Feast World Kitchen in Spokane. We’re thrilled to have you with us, Christabel, and can’t wait to see all you accomplish this summer and beyond! #SummerIntern #Internships #Planning #UrbanAndRegionalPlanning #EasternWashingtonUniversity
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Introducing another one of our summer interns! ☀️ Welcome Sarah Lamet, our new civil engineering intern at #SCJLacey! Sarah is a rising junior studying civil engineering at Saint Martin's University. Originally from Tigard, OR, she moved to the Puget Sound area a year ago to play basketball at SMU. Despite her athletic pursuits, Sarah is much more passionate about learning—whether that's about renewable technologies, scientific discoveries, or all of the exciting locations she hopes to one day visit. Sarah initially chose civil engineering due to her interest in environmental engineering, but now she's excited to explore all the career paths civil engineering can offer. One of her goals is to someday build an energy-efficient home using sustainable materials, reflecting her passion for environmental friendliness. Welcome, Sarah—we're thrilled to have you on our intern team and can't wait to see what you do and where you'll go! #SummerIntern #Internships #EnvironmentalEngineering #CivilEngineering #SaintMartinsUniversity
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SCJ Alliance reposted this
#Committee Spotlight History - Bridging the Columbia The Columbia River was originally used for extensive trade among villages of the Chinookan native people on both sides of the river and with tribes in Eastern Washington. Native Chinookan had no problem crossing the Columbia in dugout canoes made from a single western red cedar log. At the time of European contact, Native Americans often established rates and managed a business – ferrying Europeans across the Columbia in return for gold, and later, coin which gave them access to European goods. Excerpted from "Bridging the Columbia", by Ken Hash, City Of Longview Washington , Eli Zehner, Lake Forest Park Water District, Susann Babaei, SCJ Alliance, David Rowland, SCJ Alliance and Sean McDermott, Skillings, Inc. Full Article will be available on our website later this month. https://buff.ly/3Rfhqt3
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🌳Please join us in congratulating #SCJLacey's Colin Owen, PLA, ASLA, ISA on his new tree risk assessment qualification (TRAQ) certification! Colin is our resident International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) #CertifiedArborist and, with this new certification in hand, officially expands #SCJAlliance's scope to include tree consultation services. Colin is our go-to guy for all things arboriculture, including tree plans, forestry reports, soil and vegetation plans, tree health, and now tree risk assessments. We're so proud of you, Colin - congratulations! #LaceyWA #InternationalSocietyofArboriculture #ISA #ArboristServices #LandscapeArchitecture #NewTitleAlert #TRAQ
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Say hello to Patrick Sinnott, PLA! Like many who chose to live in Colorado, Patrick loves winter and the outdoor sports it brings, especially alpine and Nordic skiing! He earned his undergrad degree from the University of New Hampshire and initially worked in commercial photography before putting down his camera to pursue his passion for landscape architecture. Patrick completed his master’s in landscape architecture from the University of New Mexico and gained diverse experience working in both the private and public sectors. Having recently relocated to Crested Butte, Patrick quickly connected with SCJ; he now joins our #SCJCrestedButte office as a landscape architecture group project manager. With 12 years of experience in landscape architecture, he's sure to bring a wealth of knowledge to our team. When he's not in the office or out skiing, you can usually find Patrick foraging—he enjoys discovering and identifying native plants, especially alpine strawberries, elderberries, and chanterelle mushrooms, and learning about their alternative uses. Welcome, Patrick—we're so excited to have you with us! Interested in working at #SCJAlliance, like Patrick was? We're hiring! Click on the link below to see our available positions: https://lnkd.in/g3RJ64XE #CrestedButteCO #CrestedButteJobs #LandscapeArchitecture #ProjectManager #NewEmployee