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Wisconsin 11 project eyes mid-August completion
Soon, all will have smooth rides on the stretch of Wisconsin 11 between Wisconson 81 and Hiltbrand Lane, near Monroe. Fehr Graham Senior Engineering Technician Ken Plowman told The Monroe Times h...
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We can help with your disinfection needs
COVID-19 is changing the way we all work and handle the most routine of tasks. Offering disinfection services is more critical than ever as we all deal with this highly contagious coronavirus. We are ...
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Join us for MSHA Part 46 training
Are you looking to fulfill your Part 46 Training Guidelines? Join Fehr Graham for our MSHA Part 46 8-hour Annual Online Refresher Training. We will cover surface mining (hazard detection, avoidance an...
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Manchester, Iowa, staff touts Core Values, services in KMCH 94.7 ads
The professionals in our Manchester, Iowa, office recorded two ads that are playing regularly on local radio station KMCH 94.7 as part of the Business of the Day segment. The two ads have two dif...
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Resources for COVID-19 information
The United States now has the most COVID-19 cases. As federal, state and local governments urge people to stay home, companies must find a new balance. The resources below can help answer questions yo...
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$10.8 million in improvements planned for Catlin, Illinois, Wastewater Treatment Plant
The Wastewater Treatment Plant in Catlin, Illinois, needed upgrades to improve capability, reliability and flexibility. The plant was built in 1977 and partially improved in 2001, but it req...
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Need surfaces tested for COVID-19? We can help
Are you concerned that COVID-19 may be present at your facility? Fehr Graham is offering a lab test that looks for the presence of the COVID-19 virus on surfaces. Working with one of our trusted partn...
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We are here for you during COVID-19
As we respond to ongoing health concerns related to the coronavirus (COVID-19), Fehr Graham remains open and committed to our clients. We have taken precautionary measures with guidance from the Cente...
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Wisconsin 11 construction restarts
After a mild winter, construction on Wisconsin 11 near Monroe restarted earlier than expected. The project, which started in March 2019, will repair 6 miles of deteriorating concrete between Wisconsin...
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Progress continues at South Beloit Wastewater Treatment Plant
 Seth Gronewold, PE, discusses project costs, unexpected setbacks and when the plant will be ready for full use in the South Beloit, Illinois, community.Clint Wolf with the Beloit (Wisconsin) Dai...
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National Surveyors Week: Meet Adam Recker, Professional Land Surveyor
National Surveyors Week is celebrated every year starting the third Sunday in March. The goal of the week is to educate the public through classroom contact, media and visible public service. Today, w...
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News-Gazette interviews Matt Johnson for Beyond the Boardroom feature
Matt Johnson The News-Gazette in Champaign, Illinois, interviews local leaders weekly about their work values and routines. Matt Johnson, one of Fehr Graham's eight owners, was interviewed for their e...
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OSHA 300 forms crucial for workplace safety
  To keep employees safe, businesses must adhere to certain safety standards. Many of those employers must track serious workplace injuries and illnesses to the Occupational Safety and Health Adm...
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National Engineers Week: Engineers are pioneers of progress
    Engineers are pioneers. I’m not just saying that because I am one. Building roads and cities, traveling to space, concentrating on renewable and sustainable energy, and making areas acce...
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Gov. JB Pritzker announces $29.7 million in grants for Illinois park projects
Several Illinois park districts got financial support today when Gov. JB Pritzker announced $29.7 million in grants to help fund 85 local park projects, including three in the area.  The grants a...
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Iowa Gov. Kim Renolds awards grant to West Union
Six critical infrastructure improvement projects in Iowa got a financial boost last week when the governor announced $775,000 in grants as part of the Wastewater and Drinking Water Financial Assistanc...
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Reduce blight with Iowa Department of Nautrual Resources grant
Eyesore in your town? DNR grants available to reduce blight in small Iowa communities. Small rural communities and counties in Iowa can take advantage of grant money to help renovate or demolish ...
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The Views of Marion's green designs make it first WELL-certified senior living center in U.S.
Learn how The Views of Marion became the first WELL-certified senior living center in the United States at the largest and longest sustainability conference in the Midwest. Dr. Mik Pietrzak,...
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Replacing lead water pipes in Rockford, Illinois
  The City of Rockford is taking advantage of a federal program that will pay to replace aging lead water pipes.   The City secured a $2 million Illinois Environmental Protection Agency...
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Environmental Protection Agency starts cleanup at former scrapyard in Dixon, Illinois
The United States Environmental Protection Agency is cleaning up the former Dixon Iron & Metal Co. in downtown Dixon. The former scrapyard, seen here in April 2018, has been leaching contaminants ...
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Environmental Protection Agency awards money to Rockford, Illinois, brownfield cleanup
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded $400,000 in Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) money to help the City of Rockford continue to clean up and redevelop brownfield prop...
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