Civil/Municipal Planning & Engineering

Flooding season is quickly approaching, and with it comes unsafe environments that are potentially dangerous for humans to enter. That’s where drones come in.

As the City of Wyndmere developed over the years, streets and infrastructure started to fail, and reached out to Bolton & Menk and began the long, steadfast journey to find the solution to their problems.

Planners and engineers often see the world through different lenses. However, more and more we are seeing planners and engineers working side by side.

Bolton & Menk designed a subsurface linear stormwater storage system to substantially improve flooding for property owners and provide the necessary conveyance to route stormwater away from the problem area.

To celebrate Earth Science Week, hear from Tony as he talks about how hydraulics play a role in almost every project and the importance of planning ahead to manage flooding. Spoiler alert: it’s extremely important!

It’s important to remember concrete pavement roadways deteriorate over time due to seasonal temperature changes and increases in traffic. Concrete pavement rehabilitation is an option many cities and counties can rely on to ensure their roadways stay safe and sustainable.

Bolton & Menk’s UAV Services makes high accuracy, high resolution aerial data more attainable to benefit our clients. Up-to-date aerial data helps us better understand how a project’s visions and plans will interact with the existing landscape.

Every community has a unique history and story to tell. At Bolton & Menk, we believe that identifying and protecting cultural resources is key in being able to tell that story for years to come.

Increased runoff and river water levels, potholes, and an increase in construction are a few of spring’s more unwelcome aspects. Here’s a quick rundown of what to expect now that spring has sprung.

Social distancing Coffee Break is back! To celebrate National Public Works Week, we sat down with an engineer and a planner to learn how they work together to create great places for communities to enjoy.