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The City of Belgrade, Montana has started up its newly constructed Water Reclamation Facility with double the previous capacity. Since 2010, the population has increased by nearly 60% to more than 11,600 people. The town is about 10 minutes northwest… Continue Reading →
As a child, Jasper Klein wanted to be a farmer, engineer, or contractor. The Bismarck, North Dakota native’s mother encouraged him to use his interest in understanding how things work and innate 3D visualization skills to become an engineer. After… Continue Reading →
In mid-June, major flooding impacted several river systems across Montana, including the Gallatin and Yellowstone Rivers near Bozeman. The flooding caused devastating erosion and temporary closure of Yellowstone Park. In the last decade the Bozeman region has been experiencing more… Continue Reading →
Competitive and adventurous are two words that describe Jaroslav (Jarda) Solc. The AE2S Civil Engineering Practice Leader says he will never turn down an invitation to compete. That same competitive drive pushes him to continually grow in his career. Although… Continue Reading →
You could say the water industry is in Dustin Schultz’s genes. The Operations Manager of the AE2S Williston, North Dakota office grew up with a strong understanding of the importance of rural water. Around his hometown of Lisbon, North Dakota,… Continue Reading →
By Marie Owens, PE The Lead & Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) are arguably the largest regulatory change in drinking water in over a decade. If you are anything like me, the pandemic has completely thrown off your perception of the… Continue Reading →
