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🎉 We are excited to announce the promotion of Ed E. Elam, AICP, PTP, TSSP-Rail/Bus to Senior Vice President and Planning Practice Leader and Tim Smith, AICP, PMP, ENV-SP to Vice President, Director of Planning! In his new role, Ed will continue to bring strategic vision and leadership to our planning initiatives across the company—driving innovation, strengthening collaboration, and guiding the long-term growth of our planning division. Tim will lead planning operations, enhance project delivery, and support the continued success of our teams and clients. These promotions are a reflection of Ed and Tim’s exceptional leadership, dedication, and the impact they continue to make within our organization and across the communities we serve. Please join us in congratulating Ed and Tim on these well-earned achievements! #ATG #DCCM

The FY25 SS4A Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is now Open The U.S. Department of Transportation has released the latest Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program. Important points to note: ✅ Only one application round will be held in 2025, with a submission deadline of June 26. ✅ Several minor revisions were made to ensure alignment with recent Executive Orders and interim federal guidance, however this is still a great opportunity to improve safety for everyone! Thinking about applying for the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant or exploring how it could advance your community’s safety and active transportation goals? Connect with Ellen Soll, AICP, our in-house expert on SS4A and all things active transportation. She’s happy to share insights and help you navigate the process! To learn more about ATG | DCCM’s experience, visit: https://lnkd.in/gwqdFMvU #ATG #DCCM

👏 We're proud to see Arianna Rambaram, EIT, making an impact beyond ATG | DCCM as Co-Director of Programs for the Young Professionals in Transportation (YPT) Houston Chapter! #ATG #YPT #TransportationLeadership

🚦 ATG at TexITE 2025! 🚦 We’re excited to have several ATG team members attending the upcoming TexITE Spring Meeting from April 2nd-4th, 2025, in Austin, Texas! This event brings together transportation professionals from across Texas, and we’re proud to have one of our own, Armaghan Monshizadegan, presenting a poster on “Impact of Large-Scale Transportation Infrastructure Investment on Communities.” Keep an eye out for the attendees highlighted below: - Chad Wood, P.E., PTOE, Executive Vice President, COO - Gregory Go, P.E., PTOE, Design Team Lead – Local Arrangements Committee Vice Chair, CASITE Immediate Past President - Jay Jain, P.E., PTOE, Transportation Engineer – CASITE Student/STEM Committee Member - Christopher Watts, P.E., PTOE, Transportation Engineer – Local Arrangements Committee Member, CASITE Technical Committee Chair 🎤 Poster Presentation: Armaghan Monshizadegan, Transportation Analyst – “Impact of Large-Scale Transportation Infrastructure Investment on Communities” 📅 Thursday, April 3rd ⏰ 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM 📍 Foyer (Student and Younger Member Poster Session with Break) To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/grJtUdVF

This week, ATG | DCCM’s Brandon Perriloux, Ellen Soll, and Ed Elam joined over 1,800 transportation professionals at the 2025 Louisiana Transportation Conference (LTC). The biennial event brings together experts from across the public and private sectors to exchange ideas and discuss the latest trends in transportation policy, practice, and innovation. #LTC2025 #Transportation #ATG #DCCM

As transportation professionals, we focus on connecting people—not just through roads, transit, and active transportation, but also through service. Recently, we had the opportunity to give back alongside TSPE by volunteering at Central Texas Foodbank, helping sort and distribute meals for families in need. Hunger affects so many in our communities, and it was rewarding to see how teamwork and service can make a real impact. A huge thank you to Gregory Go, P.E., PTOE, Sebastian Sampayo, EIT, TSPE Travis Chapter and everyone who participated—your dedication extends far beyond the workplace! Together, we’re not just shaping infrastructure—we’re shaping stronger, more resilient communities. #ATG #DCCM

The TTA Annual State Conference, Expo, and Roadeo is almost here! Join Ed E. Elam, AICP, PTP, TSSP-Rail/Bus, Ashley LaManna, and Colin Ash from March 9-12, 2025, in McAllen, TX for a week of insightful sessions and networking opportunities. While at the conference, be sure to connect with our experts featured below. We look forward to engaging with our transit colleagues and meeting new faces! #TTA #ATG #DCCM

We’re thrilled to celebrate Evelyn Reyes, P.E. on achieving her Professional Engineer (PE) license! 🎉 With a deep passion for roadway design and a commitment to shaping safer, more efficient transportation networks, Evelyn has demonstrated exceptional expertise and dedication to the industry. This milestone is a testament to her hard work, technical excellence, and drive to enhance the way we move. Join us in congratulating Evelyn on this well-deserved achievement!

Our time at the South West Transit Association’s 2025 Annual Conference & Expo seemed too short as always! We learned from some of the country’s top transit leaders, connected with friends, and made some new ones. Already looking forward to next year! #ATG | DCCM

In honor of Engineers Week, we asked ATG | DCCM to share evidence of their problem-solving skills off the clock. Our engineers, planners and support staff delivered stories of vent covers to discourage raccoons, precise plans for a backyard deck, and designs for everything from cat trees to bathrooms. We'd like to highlight Curtis, a technical staff member, who designed and installed thick plastic inserts to turn his screened back patio into a makeshift greenhouse when his Louisiana city experienced its first-ever blizzard. Curtis’ plant-loving wife, who monitored the greenhouse temperature via an app, was thankful that her plants all survived the storm. They are storing the removable panels in case they need to deploy the system in the future. #ATG | DCCM #EngineersWeek