The Lower Yahara River Trail Phase 2 and Fish Camp County Park Improvement Project received the 2025 ASCE Engineering Achievement Award in Category B for projects costing between $5M-$15M to construct. The 1.6-mile trail enhancement includes three boardwalk segments totaling 4,212 feet, thoughtfully designed to provide a seamless and scenic experience for trail users, while […]
Kelly Trac, Chris Halverson, Matt Regnier, Ella Imhoff, Shelby Haag, and Owen Brown are attending the 31st annual ITS Wisconsin Transportation Conference today. Matt will be moderating at the conference, and Chris and Owen will be presenting. KL is one of the sponsors of the event, which showcases the latest innovations in intelligent transportation systems
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KL Engineering’s Chris Halverson and Owen Brown will be presenting at the ITS Wisconsin Transportation Conference on October 16th. The presentation will outline our involvement with the recent Charge up Dane County initiative, which was aimed at expanding equitable access to EV charging in public areas where vehicles are typically parked for an hour or
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Suzanne Schleeper is attending the 23rd Annual WAFSCM Conference on the 16th. The conference will offer a great experience with a dynamic group of professionals coming to share their insights in a variety of water‐related issues from all sectors. Thank you for representing KL at the event, we can’t wait to hear all you learn
On this World Mental Health Day, we reaffirm our commitment to fostering a culture of care and compassion for our employees. When someone is struggling with their mental health, asking for help can feel impossible. Folks might feel defeated, like they wouldn’t be heard. An inner battle like this can impact someone in their personal
Kevin Wehner will be representing KL Engineering at the Southeast Wisconsin Transportation Symposium today. The event is presented by UWM Institute for Physical Infrastructure and Transportation and the Wisconsin DOT. This event brings together academics, students, and industry professionals to exchange ideas and foster connections that advance transportation in our region and beyond.
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Zach Harris, who has been working for KL full time since January of this year, has passed his PE exam! He is a design engineer on our Infrastructure Services team and has worked on multiple projects already in his career. He loves the challenge and complexity of engineering projects and finds it satisfying to find
Are you an engineering technology student at Madison College looking to turn your curiosity into real-world impact? KL team members Hope Archer, Joshua Wilber, and Nathan Rullman are at today’s Internship Fair and ready to meet you! Stop by our booth to learn what it’s like to intern at KL Engineering—where we’re proud to offer
Madison College’s Internship Fair is tomorrow, October 7! KL Engineering will be there with team members ready to connect with students and share more about our internship opportunities. We’re looking forward to meeting future talent—hope to see you there!
Many thanks to everyone who joined us for the open house and ribbon cutting ceremony at our new Forest Lake, Minnesota office! We’re grateful to the Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce for their support and participation in the ribbon cutting, and to all who took time to connect with us throughout the evening. The
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KL team members joined the UW–Platteville American Society of Civil Engineers Student Chapter for the 31st Annual ASCE Tom Nelson Benchmark Open late last month. KL was proud to sponsor a hole at this year’s event and glad to have members of the KL family take part in the fun!
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Arielle Lewien is attending the WPRA Fall Workshop today. This event brings together passionate professionals dedicated to enhancing outdoor spaces across the state. Arielle will be diving into conversations around sustainable trail design and construction, among other things that will likely lead to thoughtful design on future projects.