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Schaefer Named “Water Hero” for COVID-19 Contributions

An AE2S engineer can add “Water Hero” to his resume after receiving a prestigious national award from the Water Environment Federation (WEF). Scott Schaefer, AE2S Wastewater Practice Leader, is among a group of 18 water industry professionals who serve on… Continue Reading →

Employee Spotlight: Aaron Vollmer, PE, Operations Manager

Ever since he can remember, Aaron Vollmer has been interested in how things work. He combined his appreciation of architecture and his interest in construction to find the perfect fit in the technical field of civil engineering. Coupled with his… Continue Reading →

AE2S Announces Dillon, CO Office

This summer, AE2S moved its Summit County, Colorado office location from Keystone to the Town of Dillon. “Our new office location will help us continue to meet the needs of our clients,” says Alec Bry, AE2S Project Engineer. “This is… Continue Reading →

New Town Water Project Improves Water Pressure & Fire Protection

Residents and businesses in New Town, North Dakota noticed a welcome change at their taps in August as a major water project began to wrap up. The new 250,000-gallon water tower is now serving the northern side of the City,… Continue Reading →

AE2S Named to Prairie Business Best Places to Work List

For the fourth year in a row, positive testimonials from AE2S staff placed the firm on the Prairie Business Magazine 50 Best Places to Work list. “Business is a two-way street. It’s easy for employees to go the extra mile… Continue Reading →

Seeing Is Believing: Documentary Educates the Public on Need for Permanent Flood Protection

With its vast expanse of flat land and dramatic weather patterns that can bring feet of snow or rain depending on the season, North Dakota is particularly prone to flood emergencies. The Red River Valley, on the far eastern side… Continue Reading →

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