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Check out this awesome write-up Tighe & Bond did on me for a #ProfessionalLeadershipSpotlight. Big thanks to my firm for giving me leadership opportunities and for supporting my role in ASCE CSCE, and to my fellow Younger Members board!

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What were the 2023 highlights of my professional life? - Reducing the 311 backlog of my section while one of the technician retired in the beginning of the year - Leading the section of which multiple members got awarded in department (400+ employees) all hands meeting - Attended the conferences of County Engineers Association of Maryland. - Attended several public meetings to listen to county residents concern on traffic issues. - Presented neighborhood traffic management studies results and recommendations to citizens. - Providing quick and cost effective design solutions as a critical member of Traffic Division along roads with speeding and safety concerns. - Review traffic studies and plans for private development - Providing review feedback to county’s urban design standards. What were your highlights/major elements of your 2023?

The design-build team of E.S. Wagner Company and Holt Consulting Company, LLC was announced as the apparent best value proposer for SCDOT Design-Build Package 20 based on highest weighted criteria score. Package 20 consists of the replacement of seven bridges in Chesterfield, Fairfield, Lancaster, and York Counties. In combination with Package 15, which is already underway, E.S. Wagner and Holt will work together to replace a total of 11 bridges in 3 years! SCDOT maintains over 8,400 bridges across the state. Currently, less than 10% of the South Carolina’s Bridges are in poor condition. Over the next 10 years, SCDOT is focused on eliminating structurally deficient bridges on its National Highway System and reducing the number of load restricted bridges on the state’s secondary system.  Design-Build Bridge Packages are a key part of these efforts. #designbuild #bridge #civilengineering #construction

Engineers know the importance of a solid foundation. That includes the roads we travel, the bridges we cross, and the pipes that deliver clean water. Proper infrastructure helps improve lives!🚰 Community Engineering Corps in Washington DC. Investing in infrastructure isn't just about filling potholes – it's about building a better future for everyone. 🛣️ If you want to learn more about their time on Capitol Hill and more on the importance of equitable infrastructure, check out our blog below! 🫂

Proud to have expert faculty like Andrew Whelton here at Purdue University Environmental and Ecological Engineering! Check out the video about Dr. Whelton's work below.

One Hundred and sixty three years ago today, on February 28, 1861, the Territory of Colorado was created. The boundaries were defined in an enabling act on March 21, 1864 as: On the south, the 37th degree of North latitude. On the west, the 32nd degree of West longitude from Washington. On the north by the 41st degree of North latitude, and on the east by the 25th degree of West longitude from Washington. Colorado City was its Territorial capital from 1861 t0 1862, Golden City from 1862-1867, and Denver City from 1867 until Colorado became a state in 1876. It should be noted that the March 24, 1864 description set 0º longitude in Washington, D.C. The only known plan of Colorado City was drawn in 1859 by Henry Martyn Fosdick (1822-1899), a civil engineer and surveyor.

Meet Andrew Whelton, whose expert guidance helps communities get back on their feet after wildfires strike. In this short film, learn why Whelton, a professor in Lyles School of Civil and Construction Engineering at Purdue and Purdue University Environmental and Ecological Engineering, is driven to tackle the environmental and public health issues that citizens face in the aftermath of these devastating natural disasters. https://lnkd.in/g9-QjENd

What is the Developers Responsibility for Roadway Improvements? •City/County coordinates with NCDOT District Engineer to determine potential impacts of a specific development based on the Traffic Impact Analysis. • If a developer provides any improvements to state/city roads, it is because NCDOT/City requires some and suggests others. oImprovements may include off-site intersection operational additions, Construction of thoroughfare within the Development, road widenings oExample: Additional left turn lane on Eastbound US 70 onto Leesville (see picture) & additional receiving lane on NC 98 at Olive Branch Rd.

Are you interested in the Civil Service Fast Stream Graduate schemes? Book onto our webinar on the 7th March to find out what schemes are on offer and to hear from guest speakers who have actually completed them! 👩🎓 👨🎓 Book on Methub via the link in the comments 👇 #CardiffMet #Students #Graduates #careersupport