ROW Project Manager Gail Morton is a 2022 recipient of the Graham Woodhouse Intergovernmental Effort Award for her contributions to the Dowagiac River Restoration Project, also referred to as the Pucker Street Dam Project, located in Niles, Michigan.

Damon L. Garrett, PE, joins a group of panelists assembled by the Michigan Section of the American Water Works Association (MI-AWWA) to share his expertise on water affordability and public engagement during February 11, 2022 webinar.

Hires Project Managers Eric Geerlings, PE, and Gail Morton to bolster expertise Metro Consulting Associates (MCA), a multifaceted energy, land, …

Renewable energy projects continue taking hold as developers and municipalities strive to meet 2030 clean energy goals. But large, industrial-scale projects aren’t the only solution. Learn about the benefits of implementing community solar projects at the local level.

Today’s custom GIS technologies and services enable municipalities to make decisions based on real-time data to prioritize and optimize their asset management in the most cost-effective manner.

As water systems across the country restructure and regionalize, it’s important to weigh the pros and cons. The benefits often outweigh the drawbacks, but each locale has a unique set of circumstances that make it hard to generalize.

Community solar solutions, award-winning river restoration project, and more ways to connect in 2022.

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When it comes to right-of-way acquisition, not all crop loss is equal. And what does it take to deliver clean, affordable water?