Introducing a novel web-based multi-reservoir model called WSOne. This tool forecasts future water levels and potential failures in the city’s drinking water reservoirs. It assesses the impacts of #climatechange, demand trends, and regulatory changes on water supply systems.
Gracie Swansburg authored an article in Parks & Recreation entitled, “Dynamic Park Design” that details Weston & Sampson’s work to redesign two Boston area parks to manage the impacts of climate change.
Celebrating Bob Goober’s 39 years of transformative impact at Weston & Sampson, and welcoming Pat Yeo as the new face of client service management.
By Joanna Nadeau, AICP, and Susan Mara, AICP Change is a constant, and yet, we plan anyway. Amidst the political and social upheaval of the past decade, planners in New England and elsewhere continue to seek ways to serve the public interest, even as that interest is a moving target. The American Planning Association (APA)’s […]
Jessie Johnson’s article in High Profile titled, “Revitalizing Great Brook Valley: Trinity Financial’s Vision for the Curtis Apartments Redevelopment,” outlines the transformative project.
Jim Riordan’s article in NEREJ titled, “Using stormwater Infiltration to Improve Water Quality in Rhode Island,” describes the Stormwater Best Management Practices that the town of North Providence is implementing to alleviate the flooding and water quality issues in the area.
SC Biz News Empowering Women Award Women in Weston & Sampson’s South Carolina team were recognized at the SC Biz News inaugural “Empowering Women” event in Columbia on February 20, 2024. The award recognizes companies and organizations that have shown a strong commitment to supporting and elevating women in South Carolina, and is designed to […]
Leah Stanton’s article in Water Environment Federation’s Water Environment & Technology Magazine, “Better Than New: When Upgrading a 50-Year-Old Water Treatment Facility Makes More Sense Than Replacing It,” highlights the innovative decision by Peabody, Massachusetts, to upgrade rather than replace its 50-year-old Winona Water Treatment Plant (WTP).
Weston & Sampson’s Mike Kapareiko, PG, LEP and Joe Orlando present “Irrigation Water-Supply Source Development and Management” at the 2024 Northeast Irrigation Expo and Conference.
Weston & Sampson is a proud sponsor, exhibitor, and presenter at the South Carolina Environmental Conference (SCEC) taking place March 10-13, 2024 at the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center.