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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

The path to a successful Parks, Trails, and Recreation (PTR) project is built on dedication, teamwork, and connection. From owners and engineers to contractors and community members, every project is the result of people working together toward a shared goal. Sometimes, that means connecting existing trails. Other times, it means creating safer, more accessible routes

July is Parks and Recreation Month, and we are highlighting some recent Parks, Trails, and Recreation projects that exemplify #ThePowerOf park patronage. Badger Prairie County Park, which recently celebrated a ribbon cutting at the end of June, shows us #ThePowerOf Belonging. Whether walking on the winding concrete paths, rolling on the playground, or biking on

Nothing says summer quite like a day on the golf course! At the end of June, Jared Baltes and Jack Hafemann represented KL Engineering at the Fitchburg Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing. They teamed up with David and Nicola Porto of Blue Plate Catering for a great day of friendly competition, networking, and fun on

This July marks the 41st annual Park and Recreation Month, organized by the National Recreation and Park Association. This year’s theme, #ThePowerOf, celebrates the many ways parks and recreation strengthen our communities and enrich everyday life. At KL Engineering, we are grateful for opportunities to contribute to projects that reflect that mission. One example is

WisDOT is accepting applications for the Wisconsin Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (WEVI) Connecting Corridors Program, with approximately $40 million in funding available to support new fast-charging stations along designated highway corridors. Applications are due July 24, 2026. Whether you’re business owner, or private developer, now is the time to evaluate opportunities to bring EV charging to

The Vernon Reporter highlighted our award winning project in a recent article. We appreciate when local news covers the work we do! Check out what they shared about the work we did on the U.S. Highway 14 project in the City of Westby within Vernon County here: https://vernonreporter.com/engineering-firm-wins-design-award-for-westby-street-and-roundabout-project/

On June 23, Dane County Parks celebrated the ribbon cutting of the recently completed Badger Prairie County Park in Verona. The event highlighted the project’s commitment to accessibility, with Tom Thoresen noting in his remarks that it reflects Dane County Parks “walking the walk” when it comes to creating inclusive spaces. KL was proud to