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The City of Ferndale's Pump Station No. 16 is now under construction and includes a unique soil freezing process to control groundwater. Check out this photo of the soil freezing action!

The project involves the construction of a new, 8-ft diameter, 30-ft deep wet well equipped with new duplex Flygt submersible pumps sized for 1,500 gpm.

Wilson Engineering at T-Mobile Park!

Yesterday, we watched not one, but two exciting sporting events! The Mariners defeated the Giants, and Spain edged out Argentina in an unforgettable match. Everyone's eyes were glued to the TVs in the 106th minute when Spain scored, and the excitement continued as the Mariners pulled ahead to secure the win.

We're so glad that so many members of our team, along with their families, were able to come together for a great day of sports, sunshine, and good company. It was the perfect way to enjoy a beautiful summer day!

Olmsted Park (formerly Swift Park) has undergone major new improvements that enhance both recreation and accessibility!

Located just before the entrance to the Sedro-Woolley Innovation for Tomorrow (SWIFT) Center, the 14-acre park now offers improved trail access, restrooms, picnic shelters, play areas, paved parking, and an ADA-accessible fishing dock.

Designed with the surrounding environment in mind, the site improvements and stormwater features complement the park's natural character, including two wetlands, Brickyard Creek and Thompson Pond, home to the annual Wildcat Steelhead Club Fishing Derby!

Perfectly timed for summer enjoyment, Phase 2 of the Boulevard Park Improvements project is complete!

Wilson assisted the team with civil design, survey, and ADA compliance to help improve the park's walking trails. We hope these site enhancements create an even better experience for everyone who visits, whether you're stopping for a coffee or enjoying the scenic views of Bellingham Bay.

For International Women in Engineering Day this year, we want to share our appreciation for the women engineers on staff at Wilson Engineering! Thank you for all you do to support the growth and development of our local communities. We’re proud to see the impact you continue to make in the civil engineering industry!

Morgan Adams joins Wilson Engineering as our Summer Intern!

Morgan Adams was born and raised in Bellingham, Washington, and is currently a junior at Gonzaga University studying Civil Engineering with a minor in Environmental Studies. During the school year, Morgan works as a research assistant for Dr. Kyle Shimabuku, studying how wildfires impact drinking water systems.

For fun, Morgan loves spending time outdoors, whether it's hiking, biking, walking, or playing soccer. She also enjoys listening to music and journaling. Mornings are Morgan's favorite time of day because they always start with a fun caffeinated drink. She enjoys coffee, tea, soda, and energy drinks; it just depends on the day.

We are so happy to have Morgan on the Wilson team this summer!

Brian Smith and Ana Bos will be at the PNWS-AWWA Conference this week in Tacoma! We look forward to catching up with everyone 👋

Wilson Engineering hosted a booth and sponsored the Spring Washington Association of Sewer & Water Districts Conference this week in Kennewick! Curt Schoenfelder and Ana Bos enjoyed talking with everyone who dropped by to chat!

Thank you for stopping by our booth and connecting with us at the APWA Washington Chapter Spring Conference! We enjoyed seeing your responses to our prompts about public works projects and building strong communities, and we look forward to continuing to support our communities with thoughtful infrastructure design!