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A groundbreaking event in a picturesque setting amongst the Wasatch Mountains in Utah recently kicked off an innovative project that involves constructing in the wet. The Deer Creek Dam and Reservoir is located 20 miles east of Provo, up in… Continue Reading →
A catastrophic flood in his hometown that made national headlines sparked Brian Gaddie, PE, to consider a career in water engineering. The historic Red River flood of 1997 damaged infrastructure and took out homes and businesses in the sister cities… Continue Reading →
Aging infrastructure and regional water quality problems have motivated three counties in west central Minnesota to pursue the creation of a new water district. The proposed West Central Regional Water District has the potential to serve 15,000 people in 16… Continue Reading →
Jordan Grasser, PE, has devoted his career to improving water infrastructure in his hometown of Grand Forks, North Dakota, and across the country. In 2017, Jordan became the Grand Forks Operations Manager and is responsible for the daily management of… Continue Reading →
AE2S Employee-Owners are using their engineering degrees to help those less fortunate through Engineers Without Borders.
A lifelong love of rivers, lakes, and the ocean combined with a fascination with how those natural systems work and how the built environment impacts them led Zach Magdol, PE, to the engineering profession. As the Operations Manager of the… Continue Reading →
