Monthly Archives: April 2022

Congratulations to Brad Domasky who is now officially a Professional Engineer (PE)! Brad works in our Germantown office and has been with KL for four years.

KL’s Josh Mercier graduated from ACEC Wisconsin’s Leadership Institute last week! He was privileged to join 25 peers from the A/E/C industry in a 6 session crash course in leadership, where invaluable information was shared and career-long relationships were forged.

We love our administrative staff! Thank you for helping keep the KL ship in tip-top shape all year long! We couldn’t accomplish all that we do without your support!

We are excited to welcome Elijaih Whitman to the KL Family this week! He is a Civil Engineering Technician working out of our Menomonie office. Eli is a May 2021 graduate of UW Stout with a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management.

Some of Garver Path was constructed in 2021 and was open for users in the fall.  The connection to Milwaukee Street remained closed over the winter. This area is wetland surrounded by highly compressible, spongy soils.  Leaving this closed provides time for soil compression at the bridge approaches.  Paving will happen this spring, and the […]

As our Garver Path series continues, some of the path in O.B. Sherry Park was reconstructed to improve the pavement, drainage, and path use. The first photo shows the previous path alignment with a “desire line” of worn dirt where people travel. The second photo shows the reconstructed trail, providing a path at that “desire […]

Graham Kothbauer started his internship with us today. He will be working in our Madison traffic department this spring and summer. He is pursing a degree in Civil Engineering at UW Madison. Welcome to KL, Graham! We’re excited to have you!

KL Engineering’s Good Samaritans Andrew Lobdell and Jake Joyal help a Milwaukee resident move his couch, while working on the Milwaukee LED lighting retrofit project site review. #AboveAndBeyond #ABetterExperience

All of our offices will be closed tomorrow in observance of Good Friday. We will reopen on Monday, 4/18. Wishing you a wonderful Easter holiday!

Garver Path had several unique components. An interesting alteration to the initial concept arose from public engagement. The path location was moved from an open grassed area to Starkweather Drive, a low volume roadway. Starkweather Drive was reconstructed to a one-way road with grassed terrace and path, all within the former roadway footprint. This reduced […]