Last year’s Kids Building Wisconsin was packed with future engineers exploring interactive exhibits and hands-on construction fun! We’re proud to have been part of this incredible event since 2017. Don’t miss out—join us again this year for even more excitement and inspiration! Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kids-building-wisconsin-2025-registration-1145690895309?aff=oddtdtcreator
At its core, the Lower Yahara River Trail (LYRT) Phase 2 & Fish Camp County Park Improvements project fosters inclusivity by offering accessible new amenities. At Fish Camp County Park, there is an accessible fishing pier, kayak launch, walk-in kayak ramp, and a redesigned parking area. The accessible fishing pier features lower railings and fishing
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Cooper Blazek finished his internship with KL Engineering last week. Cooper helped with research and estimate documentation for the IH 41 Mega project in Brown and Outagamie Counties. We were impressed with how quickly he picked up the details and understood the goals of the project. Thank you for your hard work, Cooper, and we
Jim Dzienkowski, who was promoted this year to a Discipline Leader on our construction services team, is celebrating 20 years working for KL Engineering on May 10th. In the last 20 years, Jim has been a dedicated employee and mentor to other engineers at our Menomonie office. When we asked him about his career, Jim
Michael Ostendorf will be representing KL Engineering at the APWA Minnesota Chapter Spring Conference this week! The program this year features many timely topics, and we’re excited for him to tell us about what he learns.
Over the next few weeks, we will be highlighting different aspects of the Lower Yahara River Trail Phase 2 & Fish Camp County Park Improvements Project. This project has been honored with the APWA Wisconsin’s Project of the Year Award in the Transportation — $5M but less than $25M category. This recognition celebrates our commitment
KL Engineering Dedicated to Sustainability with LYRT Phase 2 and Fish Camp Read More »
The Lower Yahara River Trail Phase 2 & Fish Camp County Park Improvements Project received one of the State Finalist awards from ACEC Wisconsin. We are honored for the recognition on a project that has been so impactful to the community. Many thanks to Alex DeSmidt from Dane County Parks and Tyler Stieber from Janke
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We are thrilled to announce that our Lower Yahara River Trail Phase 2 and Fish Camp County Park Improvements project received the 2025 APWA Wisconsin Chapter Project of the Year Award in the Transportation category for projects between $5M-$25M. Thank you to APWA Wisconsin for the honor and recognition of this project and a special
KL’s Morgan Nolan conquered her first half marathon with her family and her KL family cheering her on! KL was a sponsor for the EC Marathon at the end of April, and some team members volunteered at a water station during the event. Morgan said, “Chris was volunteering at the race and made sure to
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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
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Aaron Passow and Natalie McCraw represented KL Engineering at the Mendota County Park groundbreaking earlier this week. It was a beautiful day to celebrate the beginning of the project, which will close the parks from now until its projected end date, end of September 2025. We are happy to be part of this park redevelopment,
KL’s “Site Squad” visited the McDonald’s construction site to observe the installation of the underground storm storage treatment structures last week. They saw Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc stormceptor chambers, upflow filter structure, and snout grease traps while they were there. Amazing to see how a reconstruction comes together!
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