
Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan
Boston, MA
The City of Boston Office of Emergency Management (OEM) retained Weston & Sampson to update their Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan (NHMP), which included public engagement, stakeholder coordination, and updates to the previous NHMP.

Claypit Brook Climate Resilience Stormwater Management Capital Improvement Plan
Lowell, MA
A plan to improve resilience to flooding and extreme precipitation in the community surrounding Claypit Brook.

Waltham Resilient Stormwater Action and Implementation Plan
A plan to reduce the impacts of climate change to Waltham’s buildings and infrastructure, environment, and vulnerable populations.

Solar Energy Facility Design & Permitting
Orlando, FL
Solar energy facility design and permitting at a former coal-fired power plant.

Resilient Massachusetts Action Team (RMAT) Technical Support
Mass EOEEA
Lead technical consultant in the development of statewide climate resilience standards and guidelines that integrate specific climate resilience actions into state and municipal capital planning efforts through a web-based tool.

Subaqueous Force Main Replacement
Naples, FL
Subaqueous force main replacement using horizontal directional drilling

Wastewater Clarifier System Upgrades
Immokalee, FL
Services for wastewater clarifier system upgrades.

Pine Island Road Water Main Replacement
Pine Island, FL
Water main replacement, including design, permitting, and construction oversight.

↤ Highlights
The majority of work completed by Weston & Sampson is focused on assisting communities and state agencies with municipal projects, including development and implementation of infrastructure plans as they relate to drainage, water, sewer, and roadways; environmental assessment in support of property acquisition and redevelopment; design of parks, playgrounds, and open spaces; implementation of climate resilient and renewable energy solutions; and more.
All of our municipal/state projects involve close interaction with our clients and the public and are not completed without community and stakeholder input and presentations. As a matter of routine, our projects adhere to local, state, and federal regulatory requirements, and we successfully obtain permits from local, state, and federal boards and commissions for proposed work on our applicable projects. Our approach to municipal consulting is always to place the interest of the community/state first. We work with municipalities and state agencies to help them protect natural resources and ensure that development efforts are reflective of their values.