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Last week, our Colorado team met with and taught young women about the world of civil engineering at the Transportation and Construction GIRL Day in Golden, Colorado. During this event, our team hosted an interactive activity where young women learned about civil engineering concepts that go into building a park. Our sand tables featured several hands-on civil engineering concepts, including identifying utilities such as buried power, sewer, water, and gas lines; determining existing environmental factors to protect; proposing additional design elements such as roadways, sidewalks, bridges, and trails; and determining the best location for structural elements such as playgrounds or skate parks. In some of our demonstrations, girls were asked to negotiate the land rights before they could begin building! Thank you to everybody who attended this event to empower young women and help them consider new opportunities and careers in the industry!?

As we continue to welcome the CRS Engineering & Surveying team to Horrocks, we want to take a moment to congratulate them on their recent achievement: the “2024 #ENR Best Project Award” for Ogden’s Dumke Art Plaza. We applaud their hard work and dedication across all their projects. We are honored to have them as part of the #Horrocks team and look forward to a bright future together!?

Horrocks is proud to be at in the New Mexico Rural Water Fall Conference this October 1-3 and to have our very own Hayden Randall, EI teaching a class on Distribution Systems. Visit us at booth #28 to learn what we are doing to help communities have access to water. Learn more about our water services at: https://lnkd.in/eyAbFdUZ

Horrocks is excited to participate in the 2024 Fall Idaho Association of Counties Conference in Boise, Idaho, from September 23-25! Visit us at booth #2 to get some refreshing drinks and learn more about what our firm can do for your cities and counties at: https://lnkd.in/dUJrCEn8. #CivilEngineering #CommunityInfrastructure #AtHorrocks #IAC2024

So exciting to see folks from our marketing and communications teams get together with our sister-firms to discuss content strategy and learn from one another!

?? Transform the way your city manages its roads! ?? Did you know municipalities spend millions each year maintaining their roads? Yet, with the right insights and tools, that cost could be significantly reduced – while improving road quality. Horrocks has partnered with Cyvl to bring cutting-edge AI and LiDAR technology into pavement management. This means better data, smarter decisions, and big savings for your city's road maintenance budget. Our solution can track, predict, and recommend the most effective treatments before small problems become big expenses. Watch the video to see how our approach can: ?? Save tax dollars by applying the right treatment at the right time ?? Extend pavement life without the guesswork ?? Improve road safety and reduce potholes and cracking over time ?? Don't leave your residents in the dust—make smarter, data-driven decisions that ensure their hard-earned tax dollars are being used in the best way possible. Are you ready to take a chance on your city’s future? Let’s work together to provide your residents with better, longer-lasting roads. Reach out today, and let’s make a difference that lasts for years to come! ?? #PavementManagement #Horrocks #Cyvl #MunicipalSolutions #SmartCities #DataDrivenDecisions #RoadMaintenance #InfrastructureInnovation #PublicWorks #LocalGovernment #TaxDollarSavings #AIInRoads #LiDARTechnology #PotholePrevention #Sustainability #SmartInfrastructure

In August and September, Horrocks staff and our new team members from CRS Engineering & Surveying held our first joint client events in Utah. In joining Horrocks, CRS has brought to our firm the tradition of hosting annual client picnics, which are well-appreciated events by both clients and employees.? ? "We attended your annual picnic in Cache Valley a couple of weeks ago. It was great, and the food was fabulous as usual." – Blake Wright, ASLA, A4LE, President of Design West.? ? ?This year's event theme, "Bring Your Vision to Life," reflects our dedication as civil engineers and industry professionals to listen to our clients actively, understand their needs, goals, and visions; and transform their ideas into reality.? ? At the picnics, clients could connect with our teams, enjoy delicious food, and participate in giveaways.?? ? Thank you to everyone who attended these events and for the opportunity to work and collaborate on amazing projects across Utah. Here’s to a bright future of bringing our clients’ visions to life!? ? #AtHorrocks #CivilEngineering #UtahEngineering #ClientAppreciation?

Make a pit stop at Horrocks’ booth (#201) for this year’s Roads & Streets Conference hosted by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Arizona (ACEC Arizona). Check in with our team for some popcorn and a chance to win a Yeti cooler! Learn more about Horrocks’ transportation services at: https://lnkd.in/dvqEiJ6Q. #Transportation #Transit #RoadsAndStreets #AtHorrocks #ACECAZ #ACEC

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Our Pleasant Grove, Salt Lake City, and Riverdale offices participated in #OutOfTheDarkness Walks hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). AFSP’s Out of the Darkness Walks raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention education. Check out their page for more information and resources if you or a loved one is struggling.?? ? If you are having suicidal thoughts, please remember that you are not alone, and that help is available. Dial or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 for free and confidential support.?

We are proud to share that our very own Heather McDaniel, P.E. will be moderating a multi-discipline discussion on Native lands development and tribal relations at the upcoming IRWA Region 9, IRWA Chapter 6 Symposium, along with Jacobo Pacheco (Horrocks), Stephanie Tsosie (Bureau of Indian Affairs), Thomas Lampo, AICP (Norris Design), and Peggy McWilliams (LOGOS Resources II, LLC). The multi-disciplined panel will tackle various obstacles that can occur when developing on and across trust, allotted, and fee lands.?They will cover historical research, land use, power/oil & gas transmission, NEPA with sacred sites, survey on federal lands, and stakeholder engagement. Register for the event, happening September 27-28, in Durango, CO, here: https://lnkd.in/gh7whX5k.