EMH&T is pleased to announce that the firm has been recognized with the Prime Consultant of the Year Award by the Ohio Department of Transportation at its “Annual Civil Rights Transportation Symposium,” held on April 9 and 10, 2019. EMH&T was nominated by ODOT District 7 Headquarters and Nicole Clune with Clune Consulting Services.

At yesterday’s DesignColumbus 2019 event, presented by USGBC Ohio and the Columbus Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute, DesignGroup Architects and BGSU Director of Design & Construction Brian Swope presented “LEED, Labs and Lineage,” which looked at the renovation of historic Moseley Hall on the BGSU campus.

Today, EMH&T joins the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) in celebrating the Global Day of the Engineer as we recognize the many accomplishments of our own engineers and others from around the world! The amazing innovations engineers create every day make a difference in the lives of people in communities everywhere. At EMH&T, we are proud to provide innovative engineering solutions to a long list of public and private clients across the Midwest and Southeast.

In an effort to step up its crime fighting capabilities, the Reynoldsburg Division of Police is introducing a new community crime watch partnership opportunity that taps into the resource provided by the citizens who have security cameras at their residence or business. EMH&T is providing a map-based application that helps this new system operate. We have worked with Reynoldsburg for many years on a variety of map-based applications, so it was a great opportunity to provide this additional value to our client.

The Columbus Business First Top Engineering Firms List once again places EMH&T at the number one spot! Thanks to significant continued development and construction activity across Columbus and Ohio, EMH&T retains its number one spot with over $52 million in Central Ohio engineering billings and 60 registered engineers. Thanks to all of our valued clients who continue to trust us with their projects, both large and small.

Next Monday, February 25th, EMH&T President Sandy Doyle-Ahern will be one of 40 Columbus area women business professionals participating as a mentor to attendees at the BizWomen Mentoring Monday event sponsored by Columbus Business First.

Welcome to National Engineers Week! This event is celebrated annually for a full week each February. Founded in 1951 by the National Society of Professional Engineers, National Engineers Week is dedicated to ensuring a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing understanding of and interest in engineering and technology careers.

The Ohio Parks and Recreation Association (OPRA) has given Awards of Excellence to Grove City’s Dream Field Complex at Windsor Park and to Whitehall’s Community Park Revitalization Plan, both in the Capital Improvement Projects - $1.0 million to $2.5 million category. The projects took first and second place, respectively, in this category.

This winter season marks the 13th consecutive year of the EMH&T Coat Drive. As a way to serve the communities where we live and work, EMH&T employees have already donated close to 1,500 gently used coats to area missions and shelters over the past 12 years! This year’s recipient is the Heart of Ohio Family Health Center. The Center provides healthcare services to over 6,000 patients each year in high-risk, underserved communities. All coats donated by EMH&T employees will be distributed to patients served by the Center’s Community Health Workers.

Ed Miller, PS, Director of EMH&T’s Land Survey Division, has been appointed by Gov. John Kasich to the state’s Underground Technical Committee for a term beginning January 1, 2019, and ending December 31, 2022.