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We’re thrilled to welcome Pete Lemke, P.E., PTOE, RSP1?to FHU! As we expand our presence to Minnesota and the surrounding region - we're excited for the impact Pete will make in shaping the future of transportation. Pete’s deep expertise in transportation planning and engineering aligns perfectly with FHU’s commitment to delivering innovative, results-driven solutions. His knowledge and experience will be a valuable asset to clients and team.?

When in Lincoln… dress like Lincoln!?We went all in at the ACEC-NE Good Life Bingo event, rocking top hats and beards for a night of fun, laughter, and great company. But beyond the bingo cards and costumes, we were proud to support scholarships that help shape the next generation of engineers. A huge thank you to?ACEC Nebraska?for a wonderful evening in Lincoln, NE.

We’re excited to welcome Chris Hennings, PE to FHU’s Great Plains Transportation Design?team! A respected roadway engineer,?Chris?has helped shape Nebraska’s infrastructure—from urban corridors to rural highways, interchanges to expressways.?He has worked closely with municipalities and the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) to deliver impactful transportation solutions, including the Lincoln South Beltway, 156th Street in west Omaha, and the 72nd/Maple intersection. His local knowledge, design expertise, and project leadership strengthen FHU’s ability to connect and enhance communities across the Great Plains.

Last, but not least for #EWeek2025, give applause for these youngsters who were voted most likely to be "Best Bridge Builder" and "To Get You Home Faster!" Alivia Plankis, PE and David Andersen keep us safe and sane during our commute. Alivia loves that “every project is a different puzzle to solve," and David is glad to "reduce stress and frustration." Both are proud to see the immediate impact their work has on the community. We barely touched the surface this week. THANK YOU to all engineers here at FHU, at the local agencies we serve and at the firms we partner with! Here’s to #Eweek2025?? ?#EngineersWeek #Engineering #EWeek #CelebratingEngineers

In case this is the first post you've seen for #EWeek2025 - check out our feed for more. From the twinkle in her eye as a young lady, it's clear Michelle Stevens PE, MBA would grow up to be the FHU "Master of Roundabouts." She's mastered the art of keeping traffic flowing, saying, “I’ve come to see roundabouts as a great solution for our communities because they improve traffic flow and safety by reducing conflicts, and are a great opportunity to showcase community values and culture through landscaping and art.” Michelle’s expertise ensures safer roads for all. We'll end the week with multiple awards tomorrow - stay tuned! Tag an engineer who deserves a shoutout!??? ?#EngineersWeek #Engineering #EWeek #CelebratingEngineers

FHU #EWeek2025 superlatives continue with someone who makes a quiet impact, Stephanie Anzia, most likely to be a "Quiet Zone Champion". Despite the title, we're shouting out loud about Stephanie's dedication to improving safety and creating better, more livable communities. “It is deeply satisfying to engineer safety improvements at highway-rail crossings. Elevating safety to a level where routine sounding of train horns is not needed, serves crossing users and enhances quality of life for surrounding neighborhoods.” Find out tomorrow who the FHU "Master of Roundabouts" is... #EngineersWeek #Engineering #EWeek #CelebratingEngineers

When it comes to adapting and problem-solving, Joshua Root is always in his element because he is #Eweek2025's "Most Likely to Go with the Flow." Josh plays a key role in protecting communities from flood risks, ensuring water moves where it should. “It’s very fulfilling to see the impact our team has on the communities where we live our lives and knowing our work better protects everyone from flood flows!” He’s focused on finding solutions, no matter the size of the challenge. Stayed tuned for the "The Quiet Zone Champion"???. Can you guess which FHUer it might be? Give a shout out to your favorite engineer in the comments!?#EngineersWeek #Engineering #EWeek #CelebratingEngineers

This #Eweek2025, we’re celebrating the brains, creativity, and quirks that make our team amazing with Yearbook-Style Superlatives! Join us all week as we recognize the exceptional people behind our projects and the impact they make every day. Jennifer Thompson is most likely to fall asleep reading the Green Book. Jennifer shared that "the best parts of being an engineer is delivering roadway projects that positively impact people's daily lives and working alongside other excellent engineers who share that passion." ? Stay tuned for "most likely to go with the flow"? ? Who’s your favorite engineer? Tag them & give them a shoutout! ?? #EngineersWeek #Engineering #EWeek #CelebratingEngineers

We’re excited for the addition of Barbara Stocklin-Steely (middle) to FHU! With more than 20 years of experience in regulatory compliance, historic property evaluations, landmark designations, and grant writing, Barbara is a trusted expert in navigating approval processes and mitigating project risks. She joins Jake Lloyd (left) and Brigid Miller (right) to strengthen our Historic Resources Team, which has a proven track record of successfully addressing regulatory challenges. From evaluating mid-century residences, commercial properties, bridges, and roadways to assessing irrigation canals and post-WWII subdivisions, this team ensures projects meet requirements. This established team of historians specializes in guiding clients through the complexities of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act, and NEPA compliance—ensuring projects move forward successfully.

Celebrating a decade of partnership with the Council Bluffs Area Chamber of Commerce of Commerce! With 61 public and private sector projects and counting, we’re proud to play a part in Council Bluffs' continued growth.