Celebrating Staff

For E-Week last week, each of our offices took the time to celebrate how our #EngineersMakeItHappen each day! In our Germantown office, folks enjoyed a nice lunch together. We also received this photo of Jake Joyal’s son sporting his ACEC Engineers Make It Happen sticker. E-Week is truly an opportunity to consider the future of […]

Our Menomonie team wrapped up their E-Week celebration with a fish fry! Chris Ehlert and his son catch these fish all winter long then fry them up for the team before they head back out for the construction season. Eric Hoel made his famous tartar sauce to accompany it and there were fixings for fish

We had fun this week celebrating our engineers for E-Week across our KL Offices! Engineering shapes the world around us, driving innovation and progress to build a better future. The profession is always evolving, improving lives and communities in countless ways. We’re grateful for our dedicated team members who make KL Engineering [A] Better Experience

This week, we are highlighting the work our engineers do to celebrate EWeek. Many of our projects are “reconstructions” or “rehabilitation” of existing roadways, trying to improve or repair something that is already there. When KL’s engineers set out to #DesignYourFuture, service life is an important factor. Tyler Hagemeier is one of our engineers who

KL’s Bill Hove joined us a year ago, bringing 30 years of structural engineering experience, and degrees from both UW-Madison and UW-Platteville. When asked how he considers the future in his work, Bill said, “Sustainability is a critical component in our work. We include items such as protective surface treatment, high performance concrete, coated reinforcement,

EWeek is an opportunity to share the amazing work that engineers do, especially with students in middle and high school. Earlier this month, KL’s Josh Wilber was able to connect with students at Waunakee High School’s Aviation Club, advised by retired Technology & Engineering Teacher Rob France. Josh led a presentation about his work as

This week is Engineers Week, also known as EWeek! DiscoverE’s EWeek is a longstanding tradition that is dedicated to increasing interest in various engineering fields, including civil engineering. This year’s theme is “Design Your Future.” KL has been trusted to design and oversee many projects that impact the future of our community. Jon Blomquist has

We gathered yesterday for our 2025 KL Engineering first quarter meeting. We enjoy these opportunities to come together, sharing stories, updates, accomplishments, and yummy food. Thanks to all who braved the weather to join us in person!

On February 7th, the KL family got together for some fellowship and good company at the KL Honors and Awards Banquet. This year was extra special because we were able to celebrate the illustrious career of Kim Lobdell, without whom KL would not have existed! It is always nice to get together and celebrate our

Natalie McCraw can now use her PE Credentials! She passed the Professional Engineering (PE) exam in March 2024 and now has four years of experience. Natalie has worked at KL for a year and a half in our Madison office. A graduate of UW-Madison, she has worked on multiple design projects, assisting in grading design,

Mike Scarmon is now a licensed Professional Engineer in Michigan! Mike is a director of Infrastructure Services here at KL with 24 years of experience. We are excited for this addition to his repertoire as our firm continues to grow.

Congratulations to Jamie Dalheim who is officially a Professional Engineer (PE)! She passed her PE exam in May 2022 and now has over the required four years of engineering experience to use her well-deserved credentials! She is a UW-Madison’s Civil Engineering program graduate and is well versed in traffic analysis, modeling, and signal design. She