Kate Burum
Update on State Water Funds
Federal funding extensions for Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds unlock new opportunities for low-interest loans to tackle water and wastewater infrastructure needs. Our team is ready to help navigate these programs to make vital projects a reality.
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Julie Huerta
Helping Our Clients With AWIA Risk and Emergency Updates
Learn how our nationwide team of water and wastewater engineers can help with risk, resilience and emergency updates and EPA audits of your plans.
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Greg Simmons
Nature-Based Solutions: Transforming Infrastructure for a Sustainable Future
Over the past two decades, the integration of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) into infrastructure projects has gained momentum, addressing challenges like intense rain events, water quality, and supply issues. Despite the recognized benefits, local governments often struggle to implement NBS. Freese and Nichols’ project-based experience and strategies offer a practical path forward.
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Gwinnett’s Eastern Regional Infrastructure Project Wins Multiple Awards
Providing water, wastewater and sewer services and recreational trails, the project is being praised in Georgia and nationally for its sustainability, engineering experience, and community/economic development contributions.
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Kate Burum
New Year, New Funding Goals
For 2025, it’s crucial to update your registrations on Sam.Gov and Grants.Gov to ensure eligibility for federal funding. This will help you stay prepared for future funding opportunities.
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Kate Burum
Navigating Funding Registrations
President Trump’s recent executive orders aim to limit federal spending, pausing funds from the IIJA and IRA, which has led to legal challenges and temporary restraining orders. Freese and Nichols is closely monitoring these developments to help our clients navigate federal funding challenges and ensure their projects continue smoothly. We’re here to assist with any questions and provide guidance on current and future funding implications.
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Video: Community Flood Resilience Through Streamlined Data Analysis
Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, is looking to green infrastructure to reduce flooding in vulnerable neighborhoods like the Bucktown section of Metairie. This video explains how our engineers applied innovative data analysis to help the parish use FEMA grant funds to look for even more upgrades to improve stormwater drainage.
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Award-Winning Plan Charts Future for Georgia County’s Water and Sewer Needs
The Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority partners with Freese and Nichols to develop a water and wastewater master plan that received the Georgia Association of Water Professionals Master Planning Spotlight Award.
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Julie Huerta
Koby Boman
Viraj deSilva
PFAS Monitoring: How Can Water Systems Meet the Requirements?
As public water systems face several PFAS monitoring deadlines over the next five years, our team can help with sorting through and complying with the requirements.
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Jimmy Gibson
Charles Gaddy
PFAS Sampling: Guidance for Getting Accurate Test Results
Learn how Freese and Nichols can help with PFAS water sample collection protocols and with conducting sampling.
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Ryan Deal, CPESC, GIT
MS4 General Permit Renewal: Compliance, Deadlines and Resources
Learn how Freese and Nichols can help with your small municipal separate storm sewer system general permit renewal to meet EPA stormwater quality protection mandates.
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Julie Huerta
Koby Boman
Meeting the Upcoming Deadline for AWIA Compliance
Learn how Freese and Nichols can help you public water systems complete the 5-year update to recertify your AWIA risk and resilience assessment and emergency response plan.
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Wendy Bonneau
Urban Planning + Design Practice Leader
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Craig Wells
Client Services Leader
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Nina Reins
Water Resources Engineer
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David Jackson
Water and Wastewater Treatment Practice Leader
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Adam Conner
Hydrologist