Author: Freese and Nichols
Craig Wells
How Investments in Climate Resiliency Can Pay Off Later
It’s estimated that for every $1 spent on pre-disaster mitigation or hardening measures, a utility can save $4 to $36 in post-event recovery and replacement costs.
Learn More2021 Webinar Series: Delivering Capital Improvements with Limited Resources
We understand that your professional development resources are constrained these days. So, when it’s harder for you to send your […]
Learn MoreCraig Wells
How to Assess Your Infrastructure To Be Climate Resilient
For water and wastewater utilities along the coasts, it’s not a matter of whether storm surge will impact infrastructure but when. Now is the time to assess facilities’ ability to withstand storms.
Learn MoreJordan Skipwith
Climate and Drought Outlook for the United States
Temperatures and precipitation will be above normal for much of the United States during March 2021, according to the NOAA Climate Prediction Center.
Learn MoreJordan Skipwith
Current Drought Conditions in the United States
Drought conditions have slightly declined across the United States this past month. Here are details for states across the Southwest and Southeast.
Learn MoreBaldrige, 10 Years Later: Still the Foundation of Our Success
Elected officials joined Freese and Nichols leaders at the award ceremony: CEO Bob Pence, Chairman Emeritus Jim Nichols, CFO Cindy […]
Learn MoreTWDB Approves $60.6M in Funding for Client City of Port Arthur
On Nov. 21, the Texas Water Development Board approved $60.6 million in financial assistance to help client City of Port Arthur meet wastewater system needs. The […]
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Chance Sparks
Make Online Engagement Work for Your Community
When communities went into coronavirus lockdowns and canceled public meetings starting in March 2020, some cities were determined not to […]
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Grady Hillhouse Shares Dams Expertise in Texas WET Magazine
Thousands of small dams across Texas have outlasted their design life, need repair or replacement, and pose the risk of […]
Learn MoreLee Freese Excellence in Mentoring Award: Robert Allen
Congratulations to Robert Allen, an Associate Construction Manager from Freese and Nichols’s North Texas area, for receiving the company’s Lee B. […]
Learn MoreTodd Buckingham
OSU Features Partnership to Train Students on Sustainability
Our staff regularly serve as guest instructors to teach the basics of the Envision Rating System to design students at Oklahoma State University.
Learn MoreJustin Oswald
Designing for Channels with Limited Space
Even when designing drainage improvements in a project with limited easement space, aesthetics remain important to a successful outcome. When […]
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