Future-proof your parking lot and support your community—apply to become an EV charging site! The Charge Up Dane County program is accepting applications through Friday, June 13 at 2:00 PM. This is a fantastic opportunity for local businesses and community organizations to receive four free Level 2 EV chargers—installation and technical consultation included, all funded […]
Here’s a good-looking crew circled around the KL sponsored golf hole at the 2025 WTS Golf Outing. This event is WTS’ biggest fundraiser of the year. The funds go toward their various scholarships that they offer every year. Jamie Dalheim helped organize the event. She and Shelby Haag are two of KL’s WTS members. KL
The achievement of the Lower Yahara River Trail (LYRT) Phase 2 & Fish Camp County Park Improvements project is a reflection of not only Dane County Parks and our engineers’ hard work, but also the proactive engagement and collaboration with community members, Wisconsin DNR, and Access Ability Wisconsin. Your input helped shape the project’s vision,
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Future-proof your parking lot and support your community—apply to become an EV charging site host! The Charge Up Dane County program is accepting applications through Friday, June 13 at 2:00 PM. This is a fantastic opportunity for local businesses and community organizations to receive four free Level 2 EV chargers—installation and technical consultation included, all
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Scott Cramer, KL’s COO, had an exciting day on capitol hill yesterday, representing KL Engineering, Inc., ACEC Wisconsin, and American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) National with friends and colleagues from our great state. #Advocacy
We had another fantastic year at the Kids Building Wisconsin event last Saturday. The kids had a ton of fun and several even made a point of telling us our booth was their favorite! Many thanks to Josh Mercier, Samantha Herheim, and Jesse Schreiner for volunteering and especially to Nathan Rullman for coordinating our KL
Ryan Schanhofer, KL’s President, had an incredible few days in Washington, D.C. recently. He proudly represented KL Engineering and supported American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) at the Wisconsin and National levels. He said, “It was a privilege to connect with legislators and advocate for the industry! A highlight was sitting down with Congressman Tony
Many thanks to Mike Baldwin from Madison College for sharing his thought-provoking presentation on multiple generations in the workplace during our second quarter meeting. We concluded with a fun game of Generational Jeopardy to win prizes of timeless treats and old-school band merch. Always good to get the team together!
Congratulations to KL’s Brad Domasky – one of ACEC Wisconsin’s Future Leaders Institute 2025 graduates! KL recommends engineers who are early in their career to join the program. After an application process, 24 engineers are accepted into the cohort each year. The program connects engineers to one another through a balance of social events and
Today, Ron Geater from Motz Enterprises, Inc. came to KL to present about designing projects with effective erosion and sediment control solutions using Flexamat. Flexamat is a flexible hard armor system that enables vegetation to become fully established, while creating an armor against future erosion. Thanks for your time and educating our staff!
All KL offices will be closed tomorrow for staff to take the opportunity to spend time with family and friends over the Easter weekend. Wishing you all a wonderful holiday weekend!
Our amazing electrical team took a team building trip to catch a Brewers game on opening day! This is an established ritual they fondly refer to as the “Todd Hertz Memorial Opener” in tribute to an important member of our KL Family. Before the fun, they swung by to visit our client at the City