Construction Staking: More Than Meets the Eye
Site development is a complex process that involves planners, engineers, architects, and a slew of construction trades to expertly guide …
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The AEC Industry in Underserved Communities
Underserved communities are defined as areas or groups of people with limited access to needed resources. These communities are typically …
Ethics in the AEC Industry
The political aspect of working within communities as a civil engineer poses new responsibilities to maintain the utmost ethical standards …
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the AEC Industry
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) should be highly prioritized values in each company across all industries. DEI increases collaboration, allows …
Leadership in the AEC Industry
Damon L. Garrett, PE, has ample knowledge and experience in leading a company, mentoring fellow professionals, and undertaking a public …
7 Steps to Maximize IIJA-Funded Infrastructure Projects
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allows for specific infrastructure spending for water, sewer, and broadband investments. This legislation is vital for community resilience, particularly for rural, disadvantaged, and hard-to-reach communities.
With these strategies, municipal leaders can prioritize the projects that benefit the communities they serve.
Part 2: Preparing Your Community for Distributed Solar
As demand grows for distributed solar, municipal entities need to plan for solar energy and renewable developments entering the landscape within their jurisdictions.
7 Types of Land Surveys
A survey means different things to different people, and many don’t know the type of land survey needed. As consultants and survey professionals, our job is to dig deeper and define the true scope, so clients receive the right amount of data for their projects. This article covers the seven most common land surveys.
Stormwater Utility Fees: Equitable Methodology to Cover Community Drainage Costs
More than 800 communities across the country have adopted a stormwater utility to help fund stormwater management. Implementing a separate stormwater fee structure fairly allocates stormwater costs between residential and commercial customers.
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