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06/02/2026

The lead service line inventory deadline was just the starting point. Now the focus shifts to what you do with that information!
Updated sampling requirements, replacement planning, and new timelines are all part of the next phase.
This breaks down what to prioritize moving forward.

Read the full article below!
🔗https://hubs.la/Q04jd9Jk0

05/28/2026

🏆Big recognition for one of our own!
Last week, Jim Hall was named ASCE Minnesota Engineer of the Year!
A reflection of the impact of his work, the leadership he brings, and the respect he’s earned across the industry.
We’re proud to have him on our team and to see his contributions recognized at this level!

📥Join us in congratulating Jim in the comments.

https://hubs.la/Q04jdkVC0

Jim Hall has been recognized as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Minnesota Section Outstanding Engineer of the Year in 2026.

04/24/2026

For a small community like Crane Lake, Minnesota, having a place to gather and welcome visitors matters.

This new visitor center, completed with Crane Lake Township, creates a central spot for both locals and those heading into Voyageurs National Park.

There’s a lot more behind how this came together. The video shares the full story! ↙️
https://hubs.la/Q048bkBY0

3 likes. "Built for Connection | Crane Lake's Newest Visitor Center"

04/21/2026

A new connection is making it easier to move through Madison, Wisconsin.

The Autumn Ridge Path and Bridge project, completed with the City of Madison, gives people a safer way to walk and bike across Highway 30 while connecting neighborhoods, parks, and regional trails.

Projects like this don’t just improve access, they help communities stay connected. See how it came together.

https://hubs.ly/Q048bmY10

The City of Madison partnered with SEH to deliver the 1.5-mile Autumn Ridge Path, a shared-use corridor connecting Milwaukee Street and Commercial Avenue.

04/15/2026

A fire station never really sleeps. But how your crew sleeps matters.

Sleeping arrangements impact response time, recovery, privacy, exposure control, and long-term wellness. Whether you are planning a new station or rethinking an existing layout, the decision between shared bunks, private rooms, or a hybrid model shapes daily operations for years to come.

We break down the options, benefits, and tradeoffs to help you think it through.

Review the key considerations 👇

https://hubs.ly/Q048blxk0

Discover how different sleeping arrangements in fire stations impact firefighter readiness, wellness, and station efficiency, and learn about the emerging trend of hybrid solutions.

04/13/2026

Behind every successful project are people who go the extra mile!

Blake Andert, Aaron Chute, Lee Eiden, Jake Emmerich, Sean Heironimus, Mike Loven, and Jesse Sabo were recently recognized through SEH’s Act of Excellence program for the way they support their teams, clients, and communities.

They were nominated by fellow employee-owners for the difference they make every day.

Read more about their stories below: https://hubs.ly/Q048bmgW0

Highlight SEH’s Fall 2025 Act of Excellence winners—supporting one another, strengthening our work, and making a difference. Meet our standout employee-owners.

04/09/2026

🚰Most people never think about the pipe that connects their home to the public water system.

But across the country, communities are taking a closer look at those service lines to make sure they are safe and meet new lead and copper requirements.

SEH's Brian Hare talks through what happens after communities complete their inventories and how utilities can make smart decisions about service line replacement while keeping residents informed.

This clip comes from our {Brief}ly Speaking podcast, where conversations like this help bring clarity to complex topics.

🎧Listen to the full episode below!

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04/06/2026

Childcare access is one of Durango, Colorado’s most pressing challenges.

To help meet that need, The Powerhouse Science Center is reimagining its existing space into Bright Beginnings Early Learning Center, creating room for STEM-based care and early learning for local families.

The transformation goes beyond renovation. It required thoughtful design, careful coordination, and alignment with Colorado’s childcare regulations to ensure the space supports both safety and exploration.

Projects like this strengthen families and the broader workforce.

Learn more about how it came together.

https://hubs.ly/Q048bkhT0

SEH is collaborating with the Powerhouse Science Center in Durango, Colorado to introduce three thoughtfully planned classrooms.

04/02/2026

A new crosswalk request comes in. What's the next step?

For many communities, those decisions can feel case-by-case and hard to navigate. A pedestrian crossing policy brings clarity to the process, helping leaders evaluate safety, traffic, and accessibility in a consistent way.

When expectations are clear, communities can plan ahead.

Here’s how that framework comes together:

https://hubs.la/Q048bkvX0

Learn how a Pedestrian Crossing Policy can create safer streets by standardizing design elements, enhancing accessibility, and engaging community stakeholders in decision-making.

03/29/2026

What does traveling 400 miles in the rain look like?

For Dave Lisle, a snapshot looked like this.

“Mystic Mountain Air” is one of the featured pieces in our 2026 employee artwork calendar. Dave captured this moment on day three of a bikepacking trip through Norway, proof that sometimes the weather makes the view even better.

📍 Granvin, Norway