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Strand Associates, Inc.®  recently was ranked 15th in billings among U.S. design firms specializing in wastewater according to Engineering News Record (ENR).

Dr. Randall A. Wirtz, P.E., of Strand Associates, Inc.®, was selected as the recipient of the 2016 National WEF Schroepfer Innovative Facility Design award for his work on Dubuque, Iowa’s Water and Resource Recovery Center (W&RRC) project.

Wingra Creek Cleanup has become an annual event that gives attendees the opportunity to cleanup along the shoreline of Wingra Creek in Madison, WI by boat or by walking along the edge of the creek.  This year, 19 volunteers, including many Strand staff, gathered together for this effort.

The Village of Lindenhurst, IL recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to proceed with various water system improvements to allow for receiving Lake Michigan water.

Strand Associates’ Columbus office is now a League of American Bicyclists recognized Bronze Bicycle Friendly Business (BFBSM)!

Bayfield, Wisconsin’s Historic Streets Reconstruction Project was recently awarded both a 2016 APWA Wisconsin Chapter Project of the Year award and a 2016 APWA Nationals Small Cities/Rural Communities (SC/RC) Project of the Year – Historical Restoration/Preservation award.

Lake Forest, Illinois’ current Water Treatment Plant Master Plan reviewed the City’s facility and identified ways to maintain the existing membrane system equipment and infrastructure.  The most recent project involves Strand’s assistance in retrofitting the plant for the newly approved filter replacements.  Click here for the article featured in the Chicago Tribune.

As Flint, Michigan’s lead contaminated drinking water has made national news, many politicians and residents are seeking more information regarding their own water systems.

Middleton, Wisconsin’s Terrace Avenue project transformation expertly balances beauty and utility.  For years, Middleton has been listed as one of the top 10 “Best Places to Live” by Money Magazine and CNN, reaching the number 1 spot in 2007.  Click here for the full article featured in CE News.

Development in Winnetka, Illinois has drastically changed stormwater needs for the community over the decades.