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Happy #NationalInternDay! 🎉 A big thank you to our incredible TNP interns for your dedication, enthusiasm, and eagerness to learn. We appreciate all your hard work this summer and look forward to your continued success! #TNP #CivilEngineer

TNP is exhibiting at the North and East Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association Annual Conference and Business Meeting! Stop by booth 136 at Kyle Field and say hi! #TNP #CivilEngineering #KyleField

TNP is proud to be featured by the North Houston Association, a connection made possible by John Dean's remarkable efforts. John's leadership and advocacy have not only earned him the NHA Compass Award but have also paved the way for TNP's involvement and sponsorship in the Houston community. From chairing the NHA’s Strategic Mobility Plan Update to advocating for regional infrastructure projects, John's contributions have been invaluable. Here's to continued success and making meaningful connections in the Houston Market! #NHA #HoustonStrong #CommunityLeadership #CommunityEngagement #InfrastructureDevelopment”

Yesterday, TNPeeps gathered for a festive 4th of July cookout at the Fort Worth office! With a BBQ spread and an array of sides and desserts, it was a tasty start to the holiday weekend! 🍴🍗🎇🧨🍉

TNP is thrilled to announce that John Dean, AICP has joined the firm as Director of Client Services in our Katy office. John brings an impressive resume to TNP, with over 19 years of experience delivering a variety of infrastructure projects, including roadway corridor revitalizations, traffic improvement projects, drainage studies, and water/wastewater system designs. We are excited for John to foster robust partnerships, spearhead innovative strategies, and expand TNP’s presence throughout the south Texas region. Welcome aboard, John! Read more: https://zurl.co/GPS7 #Leadership #ClientExcellence #TNP

🌟 Celebrating 18 Years of Reeling in Camaraderie and Memorable Adventures! 🌟 TNP’s annual fishing trip is a testament to the enduring relationships we’ve built with our clients and colleagues. Spearheaded by Chris Schmitt, this year’s gathering on Lake Texoma was a celebration of partnership and success! Thank you to everyone who joined us in casting lines and catching memories! Your participation is the cornerstone of this thriving tradition. 🎣🏆 #TNP #AnnualFishingTrip #LakeTexoma #ClientAppreciation #DoingTheRightThingsRight

Meet Jess Hilscher, a Senior Project Manager at our Fort Worth office! Want to join her team? Apply here: https://zurl.co/gqPu 🔹 Years with TNP: 1.5 🔹 What is your favorite project you’ve worked on with TNP? Our project with the Town of Addison to reimagine Quorum Drive from a typical office corridor arterial to an arboretum-style art walk with expanded pedestrian facilities and a potential road diet is exceptionally fun. It’s challenging to consider so many puzzle pieces needing to fit together against existing constraints and expectations, coupled with important stakeholders’ considerations. This will also be a unique opportunity for my team to be all hands in on a singular project and vision. 🔹 What is something you would want someone to know about working at TNP that is not included in a job description? All jobs here require a “good teammate” attitude. You will be responsible for doing your job right, but no one is expected to do it alone. Helping others and serving them, internally and externally, is a natural part of this company’s makeup. 🔹 What do you enjoy doing outside of the office? I am an avid at-home landscaper. I have been known to plan an entire trip around a botanical garden just so I can bring home inspiration for my garden beds. 🔹 What keeps you at TNP? TNPeeps are encouraged to bring authenticity to an environment that hinges on honesty, ethics, and welcoming the hard conversation. Every team decision and company directive makes it evident that TNP values people as they are, enabling employees to explore, learn, and create impactful change. Here, I can live a life of service to my clients and my teammates daily. 🔹 What is your team like? What’s your favorite thing about your team? They’re a wonderful, knowledgeable, and helpful group of people. When I started, I was in awe of their genuine kindness…I hadn’t seen anything like it before. For my personality, passions, and goals, there isn’t a better bunch. We support each other in our professional and personal pursuits with equal fervor. My favorite part of this group is the competitiveness that simmers under the surface of an otherwise tame and gentle bunch. Be it board games, battle show game rooms, table tennis, chili cook-offs, canned food drives--we do NOT like to lose. If there’s a competition that can put us in the winner’s circle, we’re there and we’re ready! 🔹 What advice would you give to someone interested in your discipline specifically? Everyone can get bogged down by deadlines, bottom lines, and the stress of learning to design functional infrastructure for society. That’s human nature. But the sooner in your career that you put others first – your team, your clients, the end user of your projects – and you let that guide all your decisions, the larger the impact you will have.

TNP is attending the Annual South Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association Conference this Monday, 6/24 through Wednesday, 6/26! Stop by booth 509 and say hi! 🏖️ #TNP #CivilEngineering #SouthTexas #Conference

TNPeeps had fun in the sun at our company picnic, spending quality time with family, friends, and colleagues. Folks enjoyed burgers, hot dogs, face painting, cornhole tournaments, and a dunk tank! We're already counting down the days until next year's picnic!🍉🍔🌞 #TNP #CompanyPicnic

How do communities tackle the infrastructure challenges associated with growth? The City of Granbury and Hood County are doing it through proactively partnering with TNP to revitalize the Old Granbury Road corridor and support the growth and demands of the future. TNP’s traffic projections identified the need for substantial roadway capacity improvements by 2028. To resolve this, TNP is assisting the City and the County with improving the Old Granbury Road corridor. As we navigate the planning, programming, and implementation phases, TNP is designing to meet the anticipated needs, ensuring Old Granbury Road remains a reliable roadway for Hood County's thriving and rapidly-growing community. Read more about our study and the County's forward-thinking approach here: Paving the Future: https://lnkd.in/gazDgx7c