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Where in the world is the CWE hat? If you can name a waterfall spanning three countries, you’ve got the answer!

We are thrilled to share that our company has been recognized as an #IC100awards winner by Initiative for a Competitive Inner City! The accolade highlights our achievement as one of the 100 fastest-growing businesses in under-resourced communities across the United States. This marks our 9th year on this prestigious list. We look forward to continuing our journey of innovation and community engagement. For more details, please visit the ICIC website: https://icic.org/ic100. Thank you for your continued support as we strive to positively impact our community.?#InnerCity100

Excited to see our design in action during a field visit to Barnes Park! This stormwater capture system, tucked away beneath the park, will infiltrate and recharge the San Gabriel Valley Groundwater Basin—providing the yearly drinking water supply for 320 families of four. And the best part? You’d never know it’s there, quietly working to sustain the region. On the surface, Barnes Park is transforming too! We’re adding new futsal and basketball courts, playground equipment, soccer fields, dog parks, and more. A space for the community to gather, play, and thrive—all while making a huge impact on water sustainability. Can’t wait to see this project come to life. #BarnesParkMultiBenefitStormwaterCaptureProject #CWE #CreatingABetterTomorrowToday #CityOfBaldwinPark

?? **The 2024 CWE Annual Costume Competition Results Are In!** ?? Our *Group Costume* stole the show, but the individual winner taking home the trophy is… Cesar Ramirez, EIT!** ?? Check out everyone’s awesome costumes in the photos – who would *you* have chosen?! Thanks to all who joined in the fun – here’s to more creative costumes in 2025! ?? #CWE #CostumeCompetition #HalloweenFun

CWE’s Nan Jia will be speaking tomorrow at #CASQA. Check it out if you’re at the conference!

We’re having a great time at the California Stormwater Quality Association Annual Conference! This morning, we celebrated with three clients as their projects were honored with awards: ?? Outstanding Stormwater BMP Implementation Project or Program: City of Culver City Phase I Mesmer Low-Flow Diversion ?? Outstanding Stormwater Capture and Use Implementation Project or Program: City of Santa Ana King Street Urban Greening Project ?? Outstanding Stormwater Capture and Use Implementation Project or Program: City of San Fernando Regional Park Infiltration Project Tomorrow, we will continue to explore the conference theme of #InspiringSolutionsTogether. If you’re at #CASQA24, check out the BMP and Control Measure Effectiveness Assessment track that we are sponsoring! #CASQA #Stormwater #StormwaterManagement #CASQAConference

CWE was honored to attend today’s ASCE Los Angeles Section Awards where City of Culver City Mesmer Low Flow Diversion project, City of San Fernando Regional Park Infiltration Project, and the City of Los Angeles Arroyo Seco Low Flow Diversion Project (TOS-14) received outstanding awards. We are proud to have designed and managed these projects that helped enhance the environment in the Los Angeles area “Creating a Better Tomorrow, TODAY.”

Congratulations to our clients on their 2024 California Stormwater Quality Association Project Awards! Let's hear it for the City of Santa Ana King Street Urban Greening Project, the City of San Fernando Regional Park Infiltration Project, and City of Culver City Mesmer Low-Flow Diversion. ??

Transforming La Habra: California Senator Josh Newman and the City of La Habra’s Mayor Daren Nigsarian were in attendance to celebrate the official groundbreaking of the Coyote Creek and Imperial Channel Improvement Project! This project will be implemented by the Coyote Village Homeowners’ Association and supported by the City of La Habra Public Works. ?Funding for this project has been provided in full or in part from the California State Budget Act of 2021 and through an agreement with the State Department of Water Resources. The Design-Build team includes Mike Bubalo Construction Co., Inc and CWE.? This project will replace approximately 500 feet of subsurface concrete drainage structure within the HOA right-of-way. #Groundbreaking #Construction #DesignBuild #Innovation #Teamwork #CivilEngineering

We had an awesome time at #ASCE #MLAB Awards Night yesterday. And we are thankful for the awards we shared for projects working along side City of San Fernando and City of Culver City. Thanks and kudos to all of our staff who help us "Create a Better Tomorrow, Today!"