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From our CRANSTON Team to all of our clients, friends, and the communities we serve...May you and your families find true joy and peace this Christmas Season and experience a prosperous and thriving New Year in 2025.

STORMWATER STABILIZATION -- CRANSTON continues to see significant progress with the redesign and reconstruction of South Sea Pines Drive within Hilton Head Island's southern Sea Pines, CSA. CRANSTON's civil engineering team, as well as the landscape architecture team, provided infrastructure design aimed at improving the roadway and the management of stormwater on its surface. The scope of work includes all of South Sea Pines Drive, its bike/pedestrian paths, landscaped median strips, and a new underground stormwater sewer system, among other considerations. CRANSTON previously provided civil engineering for the community's North Sea Pines Drive project before moving into the next phase, which has included all of South Sea Pines Drive. The project now is nearly complete, with current construction occurring in the vicinity of the Salty Dog restaurant complex and beyond. We're grateful to the Sea Pines CSA for partnering with us on the project. #cranston #seapinescsa #hiltonheadisland #civilengineering #landscapearchitecture

EMERGENCY ACTION PLANNING -- Nothing will put to the test a city's river-derived water system -- or its Emergency Action Plan (EAP) -- like a devastating hurricane with 100-mile-per-hour winds and literally hundreds of downed trees and debris. And it stood up to the test, with some valuable lessons learned. That's the general message emerging from a recent annual EAP training and planning session hosted by the City of Augusta, Ga.'s Augusta Utilities and the Augusta Canal Authority -- and led largely by a team of CRANSTON civil engineers. CRANSTON, working with those government entities, along with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and other regulators, leads the ongoing development and updating of an EAP document aimed at protecting and managing the water system through severe storm and other events that can threaten not only the water system itself but also downtown Augusta, Ga. Based on that plan, CRANSTON and city officials walked attendees, including city engineers, federal and state emergency management officials, and local first-responders through the effects of the hurricane event and how well the EAP allowed officials to respond based on the EAP framework. Some of the biggest challenges of the disaster event: Hundreds of downed trees in and around the Augusta Canal, which has been diverting water from the Savannah River since 1845 for Augusta's drinking water and generating electricity for more than a century; prolonged loss of electricity in the region; pumping station equipment failure; and limited real-time communication among city officials, other government agencies, first responders, and the public. CRANSTON's Mitchell Murchison and Cary Nagler, with support from Swarupa Paudel, presented their findings and additional training to officials recently at Augusta Utilities' pumping station facilities during an annual training seminar. Such EAPs represent yet another way CRANSTON empowers communities to thrive. #cranston #augustaga #augustacanal #civilengineering #waterresourcemanagement #augustautilities

Great to serve as the structural engineering partner on this captivating development project for the Del Webb East Argent Amenity Center project in Hardeeville, S.C. Exciting to see the facility taking shape. It’s another example of how CRANSTON empowers communities to thrive. #cranston #LS3P #Pulte #Mashburn #structuralengineering

Happy Veterans Day...

WE WANT YOU — We couldn’t have said it better ourselves. We’re looking for talented civil engineers and project managers for any of our four offices in South Carolina and Georgia. Thanks to our strategic growth partner, The HFW Companies, for its recruitment leadership and support on our behalf.

YOUR FUTURE. ENGINEERED HERE -- It's college career fair time, and CRANSTON teams are out recruiting top civil and structural engineering talent, as well as future surveyors, at universities in both South Carolina and Georgia. Last week, we targeted Clemson University (Go, Tigers!), and this week, we've been telling our story of success to students at the University of South Carolina-Columbia (Go, Gamecocks!) and Georgia Southern University (Go, Eagles!). And you'll find us at the University of Georgia (Go, Bulldogs!) next Tuesday. Interested in a career or internship here? Go to https://lnkd.in/eYFa_iaF. Special thanks to colleagues Ryan Sheridan, Joy Lester, Mitchell Murchison, Megan Smith, Tom Dunaway, Jackson Matthews, Rob Still, and Wright Montgomery for going above and beyond in taking CRANSTON's show on the road. #cranston #cranstoncareers #civilengineering #structuralengineering #surveying

Two fantastic young engineers showing their drive for EXCELLENCE! Hunter Lord and Rhilley Cummings, excellent job!

DEMONSTRATING CRANSTON CHARACTER -- Congratulations to Rhilley Cummings, a civil engineer in our Charleston office, and Hunter Lord, a civil engineer in our Hilton Head office, for passing their FE (Fundamentals of Engineering) tests and officially becoming EITs. We're grateful for their continuing drive for excellence on behalf of CRANSTON. Kudos! #cranston #civilengineering #EIT #cranstoncareers #cranstoncharacter