Conferences

KL team members will attend the WisDOT Structural Engineers Symposium this week! They will connect with other industry professionals on a range of topics, including construction project presentations, local program bridge developments and new processes, and important updates to WisDOT programs. We can’t wait to hear what they learn at the event!

The KL Engineering traffic group attended the ITE WI Traffic Engineering Workshop and Transportation Planning Forum this past Thursday. The Forum hosted several interesting sessions including one on professional ethics which will come handy when renewing our PEs! Catching up with other traffic engineers from throughout the state was great and we can’t wait to

Great week at the EV Expo in Las Vegas! KL Engineering’s Mike Ostendorf and Chris Halverson had a valuable opportunity to connect with industry partners, share ideas, and stay on the leading edge of EV infrastructure development. Events like this continue to highlight how quickly the space is evolving—and the importance of collaboration to keep

KL Engineering had a great time attending the Minnesota Transportation Conference & Expo (MTC&E)! The event is presented by the powerhouse trio of MnDOT, ACEC-MN, and the Minnesota Transportation Alliance. Our team took full advantage of the technical sessions, gaining insights into the latest trends, innovations, and best practices shaping the transportation industry. From emerging

The Transportation Improvement Conference last week was an overall success for the KL team! This was the 16th year of the conference, hosted by ACEC Wisconsin and Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Brad Domasky moderated the Emerging Professionals session, and Matt Regnier introduced the presentations. We were proud to have our team accept a 2026 WisDOT

KL’s Aaron Steger, Matt Regnier, Joshua Melby, and Mike Scarmon are heading to the Minnesota Transportation Conference and Expo this week! The event is presented by ACEC Minnesota, the Minnesota Transportation Alliance, and the Minnesota Department of Transportation. We are excited to connect with some of the professionals in Minnesota, especially after opening our Forest

Michael Ostendorf will travel to Las Vegas next week for the EV Charging Summit & Expo, where he’ll participate in a panel discussion titled “Engineering the Charge: CFI‑Funded Programming, Site Selection, and Design for Dane County.” He’ll be joined by Ryan Gram of Kimley‑Horn and Kathy Kuntz from the Dane County Office of Energy &

KL’s Garek Holley and Jack Hafemann were excited to take part in one of Wisconsin’s largest watershed events at one of Wisconsin’s most iconic locations – Lambeau Field! The Fox‑Wolf Watershed Conference brought together engineers, scientists, and community leaders to explore topics like green infrastructure, regulation updates, MS4 permitting, and community engagement. Garek and Jack

We are gearing up for ACEC-Wisconsin’s Transportation Improvement Conference! It will be an exciting opportunity to collaborate with other transportation professionals and share ideas. KL’s Joshua Melby and Elizabeth Reis from CORRE will be presenting “Rebuilding USH 14: Navigating a Small Town Reconstruction Project” on March 11th at 8:30am. Attendees will learn about the challenges

ACEC-Wisconsin Legislative Day was last week! Scott Cramer, Jesse Schreiner, Aaron Steger, Matt Regnier, and Brad Domasky represented KL Engineering at the event. This event is an opportunity to highlight the human impact of engineering in Wisconsin and learn how election results impact legislation.

At the recent Southwest Chapter WSPE event, Aaron Steger delivered an engaging presentation on the design of the John Nolen Drive project. His insights into the project’s challenges and community impact were a standout moment of the night and a great representation of the expertise our team brings to the profession. The evening also included

KL Engineering presented at WisDOT’s Engineering Opportunity Day, connecting with fellow consultants and state partners to discuss future transportation projects across Wisconsin. The event was a great opportunity to share our expertise and explore collaboration opportunities supporting the development and maintenance of critical infrastructure. To make the day even sweeter, we brought cookies to celebrate