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Heather Syverson
SEPTEMBER 8-11 Rocky Mountain Water Conference – Keystone, CO “Using Hydraulic Modeling for Enhanced Operations and Proactive Planning” presentation by Brian Weiss, AE2S Hydraulic Modeling Engineer, & Deon Stockert, AE2S Client Program Leader. SEPTEMBER 9-11 National Rural Water Association WaterPro… Continue Reading →
There are many ways to explain a project. The most common options include presentations, white papers, and articles. However, story maps are quickly becoming a popular option because they combine geographic information system (GIS) and map data with descriptive text,… Continue Reading →
AE2S recently opened a fourth office in Montana. The newest location is in Billings, where an official grand opening was held in May in conjunction with a ribbon cutting ceremony organized by the Billings Chamber of Commerce. The City of… Continue Reading →
Jeff Hruby has been promoted to AE2S Business Development Director. He most recently served as the Civil Practices Director. AE2S hired Jeff in 2012 to be the firm’s Water Resources Practice Leader. “The Business Development Director is responsible for driving… Continue Reading →
Amber Lefers, PE, can point to three emergency situations growing up in her hometown of Chicago that fostered a lifelong interest in water resources engineering. She explains, “When I was a little kid, about 6 or 7 maybe, our sewer… Continue Reading →
Steve Burian received a prestigious economic development award this spring in the city where he cofounded AE2S. The Grand Forks Region Economic Development Corporation honored Steve with the Klaus Thiessen Impact Award at the EDC’s annual meeting. The EDC says… Continue Reading →
