KL Engineering started 33 years ago today by Kim M. Lobdell, the company’s founder and CEO. She wanted to fill a need she saw in the industry and since then has seen amazing growth. We’ve had the opportunity to work with countless stakeholders and clients and have received numerous awards for our innovative approaches and […]
Happy Halloween from the folks at KL Engineering! We celebrated the spooky season together with pumpkin carving in our Madison office and a company wide costume contest! Many thanks to Nathan Rullman, Karin Cretney, and Shannon Jacobs for organizing these events!
Sam Herheim, Kristy Treichel, and Jesse Schreiner are attending the APWA Wisconsin Chapter Fall Conference this week. The conference has a balance of fun and technical breakout sessions, educational sessions, and their Annual Scholarship Awards Banquet. We can’t wait to hear all about it when you get back!
Our engineers make a point to be ready for anything, and Jesse Schreiner proved that this month by becoming a licensed engineer in Michigan! Congrats, Jesse, on this accomplishment in your career.
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Last week, there was a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the West Waubesa Trail. The new 1-mile segment of trail in the Capital Springs State Recreation Area provides a bicycle and pedestrian connection between the Waubesa Beach neighborhood and William G. Lunney Lake Farm Park, the Capital City Trail, and the Lower
Thank you to Dan Ryan for his 10 years of service to KL. From his many professional achievements to his constant dedication, he’s been an integral part of our team over the last decade. When asked about his ten years of service, Dan said: “A decade ago, I joined a growing engineering firm that enabled
KL’s Shelly Harris and Kristy Treichel represented KL at Elk Mound High School’s fall career fair. They also participated in a presentation to some of the future engineers at the school. We are happy to connect with students, and hope to work with them in the future as potential interns!
“The perfect candidate will be willing to take on a challenge.” That’s what Sam Herheim said when asked about who we want in the open role on our Parks, Trail, and Recreation team. “We never see the same project twice,” Sam said. “So, it is important to see all projects with fresh eyes, while also
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It’s not every day that you get to paddle around Lake Monona on the clock…but earlier this month, KL surveyors Matt Lee, Justin Staudt, and Charlie Denu did just that while surveying on John Nolen Drive. We needed to capture lake bottom elevations under some of the bridges, so we rented a paddle boat to
We were excited to be part of the Mt. Horeb Career Fair last week. We have been lucky to work with Mt. Horeb in the past, through the Dane County Schools Consortium’s Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Program. Thanks to Taylor Hopkins for representing KL and connecting with some future engineers!
KL’s Matt Regnier, Kelly Trac, and Kevin Wehner took the opportunity to attend the 30th Annual ITS Wisconsin Transportation Conference this week. The theme of this year’s conference was, “Past, Present, and Future.” Attendees were treated to presentations regarding infrastructure and industry innovations related to intelligent traffic systems for both government agencies and the private
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The third public involvement meeting for the John Nolen Drive project will be on Wednesday, October 23rd at 6:30 pm, held virtually over Zoom. The presentation will review the preferred alternative for Phase 1 of the proposed project along with the expected remaining schedule. Phase 1 of the proposed project will begin north of the