Employee Highlight

Eric Johnson, PE

Eric Johnson, PE

Transportation Division Leader | Principal

Chaska

Transportation

A transportation engineer since 1999, Eric manages projects for numerous city, county, and state clients. He turns ideas and problems into a vision all stakeholders can support. He has developed a solid understanding of funding opportunities and provides support internally and externally to make projects happen. Eric enjoys developing innovative solutions that can be funded and built. He has experience leading roadway design efforts, including conceptual designs and geometric layouts of complex intersections and corridors.

Education

North Dakota State University
Anoka Ramsey Community College

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Northwest Metro Mississippi River Crossing Feasibility Analysis Study, MnDOT Metro

This study and additional traffic analysis will allow MnDOT and impacted communities to make an

Aerial view of a completed roadway interchange featuring roundabouts, bridge crossings, and improved highway connections near commercial development

Highway 10 Ramsey Gateway, Anoka County, Minnesota

Today, the corridor supports long-term growth, improved emergency response, and a safer future for all

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Highway 10/169 Improvements, City of Anoka, Minnesota

Please thank everyone on the Bolton & Menk Team. You guys do amazing work and

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CSAH 12 (Stillwater Road/75th Street) Safety and Management, Washington County, Minnesota

A CSAH 12 concept was developed that met the functional needs of this county highway,

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Revitalizing Downtown Chaska Through Collaboration

The City of Chaska aimed to revitalize downtown as a community hub, preserving its historic

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City of Chaska Receives APWA Project of the Year Award

The City of Chaska’s Downtown Highway 41 project received the 2025 APWA Public Works Project