Conferences

KL Engineering’s Chris Halverson is headed to the Advancing Outdoor and Street Lighting with Utilities conference next week, presented by EUCI. This conference is focused on the future of street lighting and smart city technology. When asked about what he hopes to take away from the conference, Chris said, “I’m looking forward to learning about […]

On Tuesday, June 10th Matt Regnier P.E., PTOE, QRD Level 3 is presenting at the Transportation Research Board’s 7th International Conference on Roundabouts and Geometric Design in Atlanta, Georgia. His presentation, “Freight Accommodation and Other Lessons Learned in Wisconsin,” will be part of the state DOT session of the conference. Matt’s recent project experience includes

Todd Sanville from Watershed Geo visited KL yesterday to educate our staff about HydroTurf. This specially designed system protects water-related structures from fast-moving water. It looks like natural vegetation but works better than traditional concrete or rock barriers. Plus, it’s more cost effective and requires minimal maintenance. Thanks for visiting, Todd!

Scott Cramer, KL’s COO, had an exciting day on capitol hill yesterday, representing KL Engineering, Inc., ACEC Wisconsin, and American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) National with friends and colleagues from our great state. #Advocacy

Ryan Schanhofer, KL’s President, had an incredible few days in Washington, D.C. recently. He proudly represented KL Engineering and supported American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) at the Wisconsin and National levels. He said, “It was a privilege to connect with legislators and advocate for the industry! A highlight was sitting down with Congressman Tony

Excited for KL’s Mike Scarmon to join fellow professionals at the WEDA Academy to explore how tax increment financing (TIF) is revitalizing downtowns across Wisconsin. Attendees will learn from the success stories in Beloit and Waukesha. Huge thanks to the Wisconsin Economic Development Association and the Wisconsin Downtown Action Council for hosting this impactful session!

Many thanks to Mike Baldwin from Madison College for sharing his thought-provoking presentation on multiple generations in the workplace during our second quarter meeting. We concluded with a fun game of Generational Jeopardy to win prizes of timeless treats and old-school band merch. Always good to get the team together!

Today, Ron Geater from Motz Enterprises, Inc. came to KL to present about designing projects with effective erosion and sediment control solutions using Flexamat. Flexamat is a flexible hard armor system that enables vegetation to become fully established, while creating an armor against future erosion. Thanks for your time and educating our staff!

KL’s Arielle Lewien, Samantha Herheim, Kristy Treichel, and Travis Brush will be attending the APWA Wisconsin Chapter’s spring conference this year! Come see them at our booth I-28 on Wednesday and Thursday to see how you measure up on our green!

Nathan Rullman is attending the ASCE Spring Technical Conference on April 18th. At the conference, attendees will learn from experts in transportation, structural, environmental, and geotechnical engineering in multiple technical sessions. Nathan also had a hand in planning the event. We can’t wait to hear what he learns!

At the International Trail Summit here in Madison, hosted by American Trails and Professional Trailbuilders Association, KL’s Aaron Passow and Samantha Herheim will be presenting along with Dane County Parks’ Alex DeSmidt, on the Lower Yahara River Trail (LYRT) project at 1:30 on Wednesday, 4/16. The presentation will discuss how the trail now connects Madison,

Brian St. Vincent will be attending the first-ever Civil 3D Summit! This event, hosted by ACEC WI, WisDOT, and Autodesk is a great opportunity to learn, share, and shape the future of Civil 3D. Topics include AI, ACC Construction Cloud, Parametric modeling, and more. We can’t wait to hear what he learns at the conference.