February 2017 by ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch

ASCE Newsletter February 2017

Lunch Presentation Info.

President’s Message

Featured Sponsor - CFA

Presenter’s Biography and Presentation Summary

Annual ASCE Awards Banquet

2017 ASCE-TMB Table Sponsorship Application

2016 Engineer of the Year Nomination Form

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2017 ASCE-TMB Scholarship Application

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Job Posting: State of Nevada

Job Posting: WOOD RODGERS

Job Posting: FARR WEST Engineering

Job Posting: DYER Engineering

Job Posting: LUMOS

Job Posting: CFA

Job Posting: Jensen Precast

Supporters of ASCE Future Meetings/ Board of Directors

“Nevada Land Ferry Concept”

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2016 Project of the Year Nomination Form

2017 Membership Survey

February Lunch Presentation

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Presented by: Steve Merrill Tuesday, February 7th 12pm - 1pm Peppermill Casino 2707 S Virginia Street Reno, NV 89502

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Greetings! I hope your 2017 is off to a great start! It’s Banquet time! Our Annual Awards and Student Recognition Banquet will be held on Thursday March 9, 2017 at the Peppermill in the Tuscany Ballroom. Sponsorships forms and award nomination forms are available and contained within this newsletter. Please consider purchasing a sponsors table and attending this celebration. We have also added some new sponsorship levels and are really looking forward to showcasing the local talent and projects we have in our area. Please also take a couple minutes to think about a project and/or engineer that deserves recognition and get their nominations in! Recently, Dan Stucky, the TMB president-elect, attended ASCE’s Western Section Branch Leaders Conference. This was a great forum to learn about other ASCE branches and to gather ideas on how we can make our branch better at serving our membership. Dan had this to say about the experience. “It was a great opportunity to attend the annual ASCE WSBL conference this year in Los Angeles, CA. We were able to meet and exchange ideas with many of the western U.S. branch and section leaders, as well as interact with national leaders and learn about the various ASCE initiatives. For me, the most exciting moment of the weekend was talking to and meeting with some of the ASCE student members. The incredible enthusiasm and interest exhibited by this youthful group convinced me that the future of engineering is in pretty good hands.” Thanks Dan for attending, being such a great TMB delegate, and being so enthusiastic about the future of our branch and profession! Thank you to all of our luncheon attendees that took the time to fill out a member questionnaire about our luncheons. For anyone who missed it, please find the questionnaire in this newsletter and feel free to fill it out and send it to me. Your feedback is invaluable to us as we look to provide our members with the experience you are looking for. Results of this questionnaire will be compiled and presented along with any new directions the board decides as a result. Again, thank you so, so much for your time and input! Amber Lynn Sosa President, ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch www.ascetruckeemeadows.org

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February Luncheon

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Presenter Biography

Nevada Land Ferry Concept Presented by: Steve Merrill

Steve is a graduate from University of Nevada Reno in civil engineering and has his professional Presentation engineering license in the state of Nevada. Steve Summary is also a graduate from the Nevada CPM program. Steve has worked for the Nevada DOT for the last twenty five years, eighteen of those in the Roadway Design Division and the last five as the Chief Location Engineer. Steve started his career at NDOT as a rotational engineer. While in Roadway Design, Steve held the positions of a staff 1 engineer, Road Designer, Senior Hydraulic Engineer, Project Manager and ten years as Principal Road Design Engineer. Steve is the creator of the Nevada Land Ferry concept and Demand Response Rumble Strips.

Presentation Summary At the February 7 ASCE meeting, attendees will learn about the Land Ferry/Steel Interstate concept, who is involved, research that has been completed in Phase I, research that is being proposed and potential next steps with taking the concept forward. A short video and PowerPoint presentation will be given. The Land Ferry/Steel Interstate concept can be viewed as both a mobility, and as a service concept that embraces and synergizes the best of different modes of transportation. The presentation will illustrate how entire trucks along with cars can quickly be loaded onto shorter faster trains that operate on schedules similar to a transit system. The Land Ferry will only stop at its final destination. Drivers are accommodated in passenger cars providing lounges, food, and sleeping space. Most important to truckers is that their trucks continue to move while drivers take their required rest, a big productivity boost. The Land Ferry modernizes electrical systems within the corridor. Using railway catenary to provide power to electric locomotives, new power transmission corridors will be opened allowing smaller renewable electrical resources to become viable in areas that in the past were not. Electric cars and trucks will be charged while on the Land Ferry. By the end of the presentation, attendees will have a better understanding of what the Land Ferry/Steel Interstate concept is, and will be welcome to attend a short Stakeholders Working Group meeting immediately following the luncheon. We will discuss and critique the Phase II work scope. The concept touches on several different transportation modes and engineering fields. Attendees will be intrigued and have opportunity to ask questions to spark discussion and debate.

Please RSVP by Wednesday February 1st

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Save the Date!! Annual ASCE Awards Banquet Please join us for an exciting evening of cocktails and dinner with special guests Bill and Connie from Alice 96.5 and an entertaining keynote presentation by Brian Williams. When:

Thursday, March 9th, 2017 at 5:30 p.m.

Where:

Peppermill 2707 S. Virginia St Reno, NV 89502

Emcees:

Bill and Connie Radio DJs for Bill and Connie in the Morning on Alice 96.5

Keynote Speaker: Brian Williams President and Founder of Think Kindness Brian Williams is the president and founder of Think Kindness, a non-profit organization with the mission to inspire measurable acts of Kindness in schools and communities around the world. Through these kindness movements, Brian and his team's goal is to encourage people in schools across the country to ban together in solidarity to make a massive difference in the world. Brian's infectious energy and positivity has earned him national media exposure on MTV, USA Today, & MSNBC. He has spoken to over 250,000 students across the country, collected over 300,000 pairs of shoes for needy children and families around the world, produced 2 award-winning humanitarian documentaries and has traveled to Kenya 9 -times to carry out Global Acts of Kindness.

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2017 Sponsorship Application Form ASCE Annual Awards Night and Student Recognition Banquet

If you have questions about this form, please contact Dan Stucky at dan.stucky@atkinsglobal.com

The ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch is pleased to invite you to become a sponsor for the 2017 Annual Awards and Student Recognition Banquet, which will be held on Thursday, March 9, 2017 at the Peppermill. Payments due by February 24, 2017 Please make a check to “ASCE TMB” and mail with a copy of this form to: ASCE TMB P.O. Box 70002 Reno, NV 89570 Firm/Agency Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Primary Contact Name: _______________________________________________________________________ Email: _______________________________________

Phone Number: ______________________________

PART 1: TABLE PURCHASE A limited number of table sponsorships are available for $450 each. This includes dinner for six people, six complimentary drink coupons and raffle tickets. We will seat up to two students at your table. Your logo will be displayed in the program, at your table, and on various display boards located at the venue. Click here to RSVP for your guests (including their meal choice) by February 28th, 2017 Number of Tables to Purchase ($450 each): Subtotal Table Sponsorship Purchase:

PART 2: RAFFLE PRIZE SPONSORSHIPS Companies may sponsor a raffle gift ($100 per sponsorship) or donate items for the raffle. Please indicate if you would like to contribute to the raffle. Number of Raffle Prize Sponsorships ($100 each): Subtotal Raffle Prize Sponsorships:

☐ I would like to donate a prize to the raffle (please describe prize below):

PART 3: EMCEE OR KEYNOTE SPEAKER SPONSORSHIPS Companies may also sponsor the featured emcee or keynote speaker. This includes six complimentary drink coupons and raffle tickets. You will be recognzed during the banquet and your logo will be displayed in the program and on various display boards located at the venue. Emcee Sponsorship ($250 each): Keynote Speaker Sponsorship ($250 each): Subtotal Emcee/Keynote Speaker Sponsorship Purchase:

Total Amount Due:

PART 4: TOTAL FEES DUE

TRUCKEE MEADOWS BRANCH 2016 ENGINEER OF THE YEAR NOMINATION FORM Award Nomination Category: (Select One) Civil Engineer of the Year Award Young Civil Engineer of the Year Award (Nominee must be under the age of 35) Name: (Nomineeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Full Name, including middle name and all credentials (e.g. Ph.D., P.E., L.S., M.ASCE) Preferred Title:

Work Address:

Phone Numbers: (Work)

(E-mail)

Professional Engineer (circle one):

YES

ASCE Member (circle one):

YES

Other Credentials: Suggested Citation for Selection Process and Announcements (not to exceed 40 words):

Page 1 of 2

Nominated by: (Signature)

(Print)

ASCE Member Number: Date: Nominator Contact Information:

Describe the nomineeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pre-eminent qualifications for the Award in this category that clearly presents the outstanding features of the nomination (why this nominee is Outstanding). This could be used for selection process and issuing a press release (300 words or less):

DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 10, 2017 Please complete one engineer per form. Submit an electronic version of your nomination with a headshot photo to: Randi Reed â&#x20AC;&#x201C; ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch Board Member: Email: randi@hausofreed.com Phone: 775.513.7052 Page 2 of 2

TRUCKEE MEADOWS BRANCH 2016 PROJECT OF THE YEAR NOMINATION FORM Criteria: Project construction must have been completed in 2016. Multi-phase projects are eligible after construction of the first phase is complete. Award Nomination Category: (Select one that best fits the project type) Environmental (Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste, Air, Erosion Control, etc.) Structural/Geotechnical (Buildings, Bridges, Dams, Foundations, etc.) Transportation (Traffic, Highway Design, Materials, etc.) Project Name: Location of Project (City, State): Section Location: Scope of Project:

Total Construction Cost:

Suggested Citation for Selection Process and Announcements (not to exceed 40 words:

Project Owner: Project Designer: Project Prime Contractor: Other Supportive Team Participants: Page 1 of 2

Nominated by: (Signature)

(Print)

ASCE Member Number: Date: Nominator Contact Information

Describe the Projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pre-eminent qualifications for the Award in this category that clearly presents the notable features of the nomination (why this nomination is Outstanding). This could be used for selection process and issuing a press release (300 words or less):

DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 10, 2017 Please complete one project per form. You may not submit a project in multiple categories. Submit an electronic version of your nomination with a minimum of three (3) project photos to: Randi Reed - ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch Board Member: Email: randi@hausofreed.com Phone: 775.513.7052

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2017 ASCE TRUCKEE MEADOWS BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION $2,000 in ASCE student scholarships will be awarded at the 2017 ASCE Annual Awards & Student Recognition Banquet on Thursday, March 9th. The purpose of these scholarships is to reward students in Civil Engineering who have demonstrated scholastic achievement and have been active in student service, especially within ASCE. Short interviews and financial need may also be used. The members of the ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch Board of Directors will make the selection of the award winners. If you have any questions, contact Randi Reed, email: randi@hausofreed.com or phone: 775.513.7052 PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Phone:

Email:

ACADEMICS (as of the end of Fall 2016) Please attach an unofficial copy of your most recent transcript. Expected Graduation Date:

Year in School:

Engineering GPA at UNR:

Overall UNR GPA:

Major Area of Concentration: EIT Registration Number (if passed) or anticipated date to take the FE Exam: STUDENT ACTIVITIES On a separate sheet, list and describe your student activities. Provide specific information concerning what you did, the time period, and your level of involvement. The student activity sheet must be signed by Dr. Sanders or Kelly Doyle as verification of its content. Also provide a brief description of why you think student activities are important. You may also list engineering work experience/internships (if any). FINANCIAL NEED On a separate sheet, briefly describe your general financial situation and the income sources that you use for covering the costs of attending UNR. This information will be held in strict confidence. REFERENCE Please provide the name and contact information of one reference. They may be a CEE faculty member. Name:

Company:

Email:

Phone:

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS is February 10, 2017 at 5:00 pm. Return this form and attachments to Randi Reed by email at: randi@hausofreed.com

CIVIL ENGINEERING: A PEOPLE-SERVING PROFESSION

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2017 MEMBER SURVEY-LUNCHEONS Please rank your reasons for attending monthly ASCE luncheons (1 being most important, 6 being lease important): ____ To meet new local contacts in my line of work ____ To obtain PDHs required to satisfy licensure ____ For the food ____ For the presentation ____ For marketing purposes ____ Other (please describe) ___________________________________________________ How would you rate the food quality of the current meeting location (Peppermill Casino): ____ Very Good ____ Good ____ Average ____ Fair ____ Poor How would you rate the distance of the current meeting location to your place of business ____ Very Close ____ Somewhat Close ____ Small Drive ____ Far ____ Very Far How would a price increase in the meal (to $30 with RSVP) influence your decision to attend monthly meetings? ____ Make little to no difference ____ Make no difference, if the food was higher quality ____ Discourage me from attending Would you oppose having the monthly ASCE luncheons at the same venue as APWA hosts their luncheons (currently Atlantis). Comments? _______________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ How would you feel about required online payments at the time of RSVP? Comments? Make little to no difference ____ I would like it ____ I would hate it and it would discourage me from attending ____ It would make no difference to me (CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE)

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2017 MEMBER SURVEY-LUNCHEONS (contâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d) Do you prefer buffet style, served and seated, or changing it up every month? ____ Buffet Style ____ Served and Seated ____ Change it up every month What are some topics you would like to see presented at the luncheon. _______________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ __ Please comment on how ASCE could better server you: _______________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ __

Please return to asosa@cityofsparks.us Thank you so much for your time and input!!!!

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About the Firm Wood Rodgers, Inc. was founded in 1997 by two engineers, Rich Wood and Mark Rodgers. We have since grown into a unique firm in which innovation and precision are equally as important as the ability to deliver projects on time and within budget. Our services include civil engineering, transportation engineering, structural engineering, water resources, geotechnical, materials testing, surveying, GIS, land planning, and landscape architecture. At Wood Rodgers, Inc., we understand that good hiring decisions are critical to our success. We take the recruiting process seriously and select only those individuals who are motivated to learn and grow, and who take pride in a job well done. Wood Rodgers, Inc. also recognizes that happy employees are productive employees. Treating our team well is one of our firm's top priorities. It's the right thing to do, and it makes good business sense! Accordingly, we strive to create a working environment that is both intellectually stimulating and personally satisfying! Wood Rodgers is headquartered in Sacramento with additional offices located throughout California and Nevada. Below are descriptions of the openings at our Reno location, please visit our website to apply on-line: http://www.woodrodgers.com/careers Civil Engineer Position Summary: The primary duties of this position include, but are not limited to, preparing engineering studies for grading, sanitary sewer, drainage and water systems, preparation of construction plans, specifications and cost estimates (PS&E) for infrastructure improvements including roads, sewer and water systems, grading and drainage facilities for a variety of private and public projects. Project assignments may include entitlement/tentative maps and subdivisions and site developments, infrastructure planning, roadway and utility Capital Improvement Programs. Duties require ability to perform engineering analyses and prepare related reports such as hydraulic analyses, alternatives analyses and development of designs using Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD) applications. Takes direction from a Principal Engineer, Department Head or Project Manager. Essential Duties and Responsibilities:  Preparation of engineering analysis, designs, and calculations for private improvements and public works projects  Assist in the preparation of construction plans, specifications, and cost estimates  Assist with construction submittal reviews, Requests for Information (RFI), and other construction related activities  Coordinate with other design team members and public agencies  Provide assistance to survey and construction management team during project construction phase  Other duties as assigned Supervisory and Fiscal Responsibilities: May direct technical support staff on as-needed basis. No fiscal duties are involved at this time, but the ability to eventually take on budget management and invoicing responsibilities would be a plus. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required (Minimum Education and Experience):  Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering  3 to 5 years of experience performing the essential duties listed above  PE license preferred Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities  Knowledge of Civil Engineering principles and practices  Skilled in the use of computers for AutoCAD, Civil3D and Microsoft Office Suite  Ability to gather, organize and analyze engineering data  Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously  Ability to work as a member of an engineering team  Effective written and verbal communication skills

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Dyer Engineering is a local group of driven, high-achieving, dedicated, and reliable professionals. We are seeking an experienced Civil Engineering Project Manager to provide technical expertise and leadership on a wide range of civil public works projects. This position requires an individual with strong technical and leadership abilities. Technical skills involve the design of various civil design projects ranging from aviation facilities to water resources projects. A strong background in Geotechnical engineering is also preferred. Leadership responsibilities include practicing with quality and integrity, building and maintaining positive client relationships, and open communication with the company team. The position will be expected to manage projects profitably, transition work to qualified staff, grow and mentor junior staff, and provide a positive example for collaborative office culture.

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Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline At least 8 years of civil design and project management experience with a consulting firm Strong organizational, communication, leadership and technical skills Working knowledge of Civil 3D design software Experience in civil design and analysis

Other Desired Qualifications 

Strong experience specifically relating to the design of public works projects especially water resources and/or airport design with a background in geotechnical engineering  Expertise in HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, and Water CAD About the Firm Dyer Engineering is a local company that was founded in 1998. The firm placed a high value on sustainable growth and fosters a culture of collaboration amongst its employees. Salary for this position will be dependent upon experience. This is a full time position with industry leading benefits including 401k profit sharing, health, dental, and vision insurance, and quarterly bonuses based upon performance.

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PROJECT MANAGER Lumos is actively seeking full-time professionals in the greater Reno-Tahoe region, with strong skills in designing, consulting, and/or project management. Successful candidates will serve in positions as Project Managers, Engineers, and Designers, for a variety of projects and have 2-8 yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; experience in general civil design. Must be capable of organizing and completing phases of projects including proposal, design, submittal, agency coordination and review process, bidding assistance, and construction administration. Must have ability to solve design problems using engineering calculations and general design standards, and to apply concepts learned through required education and prior professional experience to complete project management tasks. Excellent organizational, oral, written and analytical skills are required, as well as an ability to manage multiple tasks. Proficiency in computer design software programs including AutoDesk Civil 3D is required. B.S. in Civil Engineering or equivalent is required. E.I. is required for Project Designers, PE License in the State of Nevada is required for Project Managers/Engineers. Project Managers will manage budgets, technical staff, and reports; contribute to expanding our professional reputation; work closely with other managers throughout the company to promote the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s business interests in adherence to our mission, vision, and values. Clean driving record required. Salary DOE. Lumos & Associates is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Excellent benefit package including competitive wages, vacation/sick leave/family leave, holidays, company-paid medical/dental/vision and flexible spending account, short-term disability, long term disability, life insurance, and 401(k) with 25% match (after 90 days). Work-Life balance with a great family culture is a huge priority at Lumos! Please send resume to: Debby Hunter, 9222 Prototype Drive, Reno, NV 89521 or email dhunter@lumosinc.com.

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Civil Project Engineer CFA, Inc. is a local Civil Engineering, Land Surveying and Planning firm that has been in business in Northern Nevada for 35 years. We provide our clients with personalized service from inception through design and construction of both private and public sector projects.

Job responsibilities include working with both senior and junior staff, designing a variety of engineered systems for private commercial/industrial site development as well as public works projects (roadway rehabilitation, water, sewer, and storm drain systems). Must be proficient with AutoCAD Civil 3D (minimum 1 year experience), and able to develop plans and specifications independently or as part of a team. Other tasks may include cost estimating, coordination with local agencies, construction management and site inspection. Must hold a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering. P.E. license preferred, E.I. certification required. CFA offers a competitive benefits package - salary based on experience. For more information please visit: http://www.cfareno.com Or contact: Lonnie Johnson, P.E. Email: ljohnson@cfareno.com Phone: (775) 856-1150

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Jensen Precast has been the West-Coast leader in precast concrete manufacturing since 1968. Jensen Precast designs and manufacture standard and custom precast concrete products to meet large-scale infrastructure demands for highway construction, retaining walls, electric and gas utility, telecommunications, water, wastewater, and stormwater applications. The Corporate engineering department provides technical support for the products, sales teams, and manufacturing facilities throughout the company. The department provides this support in the form of product design, new product development, product data management, structural reinforcing design, and product lifting design. The department also ensures that all products comply with local and national design codes and regulations. The engineering department is currently engaged in many exciting IT/IS projects that utilize cutting edge technology to efficiently and expediently design, cost, and produce our products. We are currently seeking a Professional Engineer to join our team in a senior design role. This individual will primarily manage the structural analysis and design of large custom products as well as modified standards. This individual will also be responsible for the review of designs produced by other team members within the engineering department. When necessary, this individual will affix their engineering seal to structural calculations and shop drawings.

Additionally, the applicant will contribute to the general design methods and philosophies of the engineering department. Major Duties  Using in-house design software, designs parts and assemblies to meet specific applications. Revises existing products to meet new requirements or to make improvements. 

Interacts with Sales to facilitate customer needs.

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Manages cad operators to complete steel reinforcing and fabrication drawings, and support documentation for catalogs and web pages.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities  Concrete design following ACI and AASHTO 

Steel design according to AISC and /or AASHTO

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A basic understanding of Bill of Materials and Part Maintenance Fluent with Autodesk Auto Cad and Microsoft Office products

Requirements Minimum BS in civil engineering 

PE/SE Highly desirable

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Familiarity with Autodesk Vault highly desirable

Email Resume to: CorpHR@JensenPrecast.com (reference “Senior Engineer Application”) www.ascetruckeemeadows.org

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FUTURE MEETINGS

ASCE Board of Directors Meetings Thursday February 2, 2017 12:00 at Sparks City Hall

Thursday March 2, 2017 12:00 at Sparks City Hall Lunch Presentation Schedule February 7, 2017 “The Land Ferry System” Presented by: Steve Merrill Peppermill Casino March 9, 2017 ASCE Annual Awards Banquet Peppermill Casino 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.

ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch Board of Directors

Amber Sosa, President asosa@cityofsparks.us 775.828.1622 Dan Stucky, President-Elect dan.stucky@atkinsglobal.com 775.789.9860

Randall Rice, Treasurer randall_rice@golder.com 775.828.9604 Kaci Thomas, Secretary Kaci.Thomas@ch2m.com 775.360.7215 Randi Reed, Director at Large Randi@hausofreed.com 775.513.7052 Garth Oksol, Director at Large goksol@rtcwashoe.com 775.332.2137 Bryan Byrne, Director at Large Bryan.Byrne@ch2m.com 775.230.2890 Jon Lau, Webmaster jlau@cfareno.com 775.856.1150

Do you have a groundbreaking or ribbon cutting ceremony coming up for your project? Send the details to Randi Reed at Randi@hausofreed.com and a representative from ASCE will be there to cheer you on and obtain information for our newsletter!!

ASCE Truckee Meadows Branch P.O. Box 70002 Reno, NV 89570-0002 http://www.ascetruckeemeadows.org/

Kyle Castle, UNR Student Chapter President unrasceagc@gmail.com 406.839.4633 Ashley Verling, YMF President averling@WoodRodgers.com ASCE.Truckee.YMF@gmail.com 775.853.7456 Matt Barton, Newsletter Editor mbarton@golder.com 775.828.9604