Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Coleen Johnson and reappointed Sina Nejad, D.Eng. to the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors for terms set to expire on September 26, 2025.
A parking study concluded that much of the parking in Grapevine was underutilized. The Grapevine City Council acted Jan. 7 to help visitors better use those spots. (Miranda Jaimes/Community Impact Newspaper)
WGI was the engineer for the first affordable senior development built in Riviera Beach in the last 40 years.
WGI’s experts weighed in on the future of mobility at this year’s Florida Automated Vehicles Summit in Miami.
WGI is providing engineering services for a proposed 31-story, 326,509-square-foot high-rise at the corner of 14th and Guadalupe streets in Austin, Texas.
WGI has been in overdrive for the first three quarters of 2019, exceeding 2018 in the expansion of its employees, services, clients, and geographic footprint.
WGI’s Traci Scheppske is part of Leadership Broward’s Class XXXVIII – Broward County’s premier leadership development training organization.
There are many interpretations of leadership—and just as many ways to demonstrate it. Read about WGI’s Barbara Stiles in SMPS Marketer magazine.
Nisenson, after decades in the field as a consultant, researcher, activist, entrepreneur, and planner, was recently named VP for New Mobility & Connected Communities at WGI, a firm with huge aspirations for the future.
The goal of the rewrite is to make the code more cohesive and user-friendly, both for City personnel and residents. The code hasn’t been fully reviewed since the 1970s.
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