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Congratulations to Nancy Kaur on being named the WTS Central Virginia Chapter’s 2026 Member of the Year, recognizing her dedication to the chapter and the transportation profession!

As Co-Chair of Communications, Nancy helps keep members informed, engaged, and connected while supporting opportunities for professional growth.

Learn about Nancy's recognition and contributions to WTS Central Virginia: https://bit.ly/3Vgtsav.

VHB and Vornado Realty Trust recently co-hosted a Climate Week NYC panel using the PENN 1 waste heat recovery project as a real-world case study in building decarbonization.

Bringing together panelists from the organizations behind the project, the discussion provided a rare opportunity to examine how a complex decarbonization project was developed, funded, and implemented from multiple points of view.

Explore the discussion and key takeaways: https://bit.ly/4rEOUC9.

Join us in welcoming Adam Nasiatka as a Senior Project Manager in our Hauppauge, New York, office!

With 12 years of experience leading environmental investigations, regulatory coordination, and remediation efforts, Adam will help expand our environmental services practice while supporting clients across Long Island and the greater New York City region.

Learn more about Adam's role: https://bit.ly/3ViAefW.

Join us in celebrating the teams behind some of VHB's strongest work of the past year!

We recently recognized our 2026 RISE Project Award winners in Watertown, Massachusetts, honoring project achievements that demonstrate collaboration, innovation, technical excellence, and meaningful impact for clients and communities.

Congratulations to our 2026 RISE Project Award winners!

Transportation agencies are turning real-time data into faster, more informed decisions that support safer and more reliable travel.

In our latest VHB Viewpoints Whitepaper, Nadia Boller and Mario Toscano explore the evolution of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and its growing connection to safety and operations.

Discover how agencies can align ITS investments with safety and operational priorities to create more coordinated and adaptable transportation networks: https://bit.ly/4AWSxaT.

Our team recently shared insights on leadership, sustainability, and innovative transportation solutions at the WTS Connecticut Chapter Transportation Mini-Series!

New England Regional Manager Meredith Avery joined the Signature Leadership Plenary Panel Session to discuss mentorship in the transportation industry.

Project Manager & Carbon Reduction Lead Ken Donald and Transportation Engineer Cierra Naugler presented an interactive session on embodied carbon and carbon management strategies, including a hands-on demonstration of how design decisions can affect embodied carbon, cost, and construction schedules.

Explore their insights: https://bit.ly/4z2UHDT.

This week, Senior ITS Network Specialist Matt Picanso led an engaging presentation on automatic incident detection at the ITS Connecticut Annual Meeting!

Matt shared how transportation agencies can leverage their existing CCTV networks to flag roadway incidents—including wrong-way driving—in real time to prevent fatal crashes.

Learn more about this innovative technology: https://bit.ly/4d7AZON.

In celebration of Climate Week, VHB's Green Team hosted a webinar highlighting the connection between biking, wellness, and sustainable transportation.

During the discussion, Katie Shannon, Phil Goff, Michael Dunn, and Lillian Ondus shared personal experiences and professional insights on how biking supports healthier lifestyles, strengthens communities, fosters independence, and advances sustainability goals.

Learn how VHB helps create connected, multimodal communities: https://bit.ly/4hQV1hG.