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Exciting news! KL Engineering has recently become a member of Wisconsin Clean Cities (WCC), an organization dedicated to strengthening Wisconsin’s energy and economic security by advancing affordable domestic transportation fuels, energy-efficient mobility solutions, and clean vehicle technologies. As new members, we were featured in WCC’s latest newsletter. Our member spotlight highlighted KL Engineering’s enthusiasm for […]

Ella Imhoff recently attended the ITS and ITE joint meeting, where she had the opportunity to tour the Waukesha County Airport. Events like these are a great way to learn something new, connect with other professionals, and come away feeling energized!

KL Engineering joined forces with Roberto G. Sánchez Elementary School (formerly Cesar Chavez Elementary School) through the Madison Public Schools Foundation’s Adopt-a-School program earlier this year. To help kick off the school year, team members across our offices came together for a school supply drive, collecting materials to support Sánchez Elementary’s students and teachers. We

For the fourth year in a row, KL Engineering’s Annual Golf Outing brought employees together for a day of friendly competition, team camaraderie, and fun on the green. Whether participants were seasoned golfers or picking up a club for the first time, the outing offered something for everyone. With strong participation and great prizes, this

At KL Engineering, promoting healthy lifestyles and active transportation is an important part of how we support our employees and the communities we serve. That’s why we’re excited to be recognized with our second Silver-Level Bicycle Friendly Business Award from the League of American Bicyclists. We’re proud of the bike-friendly environment we’ve created and remain

There is a very exciting project going on at Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison and KL Engineering is part of the design team. The gardens have entered phase C of the “Olbrich Comprehensive Master Plan.” The plan seeks to update the park in ways that best serve the community and the land. KL’s Samantha Herheim

The KL crew had a fantastic time at Mallards Stadium last week! Getting together outside of work is one of the many ways we strengthen the relationships that make our team so successful. From baseball and ballpark food to great conversations and plenty of laughs, it was a memorable evening with an even better group

WisDOT’s Electric Vehicle Charging Survey is now open and seeks input from EV owners across Wisconsin. The survey explores daily driving habits, public charging preferences, and the amenities and activities drivers would like to have available while charging. By sharing your experiences, you can help shape future EV charging infrastructure investments and support transportation improvements

The parks, trails, and recreation projects that KL Engineering execute extend beyond human benefits. Parks are home to many flora and fauna that provide the foundation for a healthy ecosystem. This is true for West Waubesa Trail, which was finished in the fall of 2024. KL Engineering had the pleasure of designing and overseeing the

KL’s Brad Halvensleben, Brad Domasky, Cayleigh Cleary, and Aaron Passow participated in the 2nd Annual ACEC Wisconsin Trap Shoot at the Waukesha Gun Club this week! The event was welcoming to folks who have never shot trap and those with experience. Fun was had by all, and they were happy to support ACEC. Hope to

86% of U.S. adults have had a healthcare provider recommend non-medication methods for improving physical and mental health. Healthcare providers often recommend park and recreation-related activities like spending time in nature to contribute to their overall wellbeing. Taking in the sights of nature while walking the boardwalk at Waucheeta Trail does wonders for folks’ wellbeing.

KL Engineering is committed to mentoring the next generation of engineers, both as interns and as students. For the past several years, our team has partnered with UW-Platteville engineering seniors on their Senior Design Capstone projects during their final semester. Seeing students grow, apply their knowledge, and develop real-world solutions is one of the most