Attendees included Chief Bryan Tyrell, on the scissors, Supervisor Sam Previti, and at the right, the Township’s first full-time Fire Chief, Gerald Alward, who served as a chief for 25+ years. Township officials selected this 1.2-acre site to better serve their growing township and nearby Stony Creek Metropark visitors on the township’s west side. The […]

At their May 19th meeting, the Bruce Township Board of Trustees awarded a contract to AEW to assist with Township Engineering responsibilities and to provide the Township with professional services as required by Charter and Ordinances. We are excited for the opportunity to serve Bruce Township and our past experience, 1983 – 2010, working with […]

In a first for AEW, the firm is implementing a new grease trap inspection service for restaurant and commercial food service facilities in Clinton Township. The Township enacted the inspection service several years ago to ensure the public sewer system works at its full capacity and to maximize long-term viability of the collection system. Scott […]

AEW Engineer Ross Wilberding, Dan Salkowski and Graham Korneffel, of contractor EC Korneffel Co., Council Members Thomas Vaughn and Angela Coletti Brown, Mayor Art Bryant, Mayor Pro Tem Victoria Granger, Council Members Todd McConaghy and Michael Koester, City Administrator Bruce Smith, Director of Public Services Frank Schulte, Parks & Rec Supervisor Nicole Gerhart, and AEW […]

One of the three new Pressure Reducing Valves being installed in Fraser. The City of Fraser has historically experienced fluctuating, and often excessive pressures from the City’s water provider, the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA), and AEW has partnered with the City to install three Pressure Reducing Valves (PRV) to help resolve this long-standing problem. […]

Construction equipment is working both topside and at the Clinton River bank. Work is progressing on an important shared-use pathway and bridge project that will serve to provide improved safety and accessibility for pedestrians and bicyclists on the south side of Cass Avenue, between Clinton River Road and Moravian Drive. The approximately one mile project […]

The Corner The Corner mixed-use development, at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull, on the site of the former Tiger Stadium, and the UAW’s Solidarity House on East Jefferson, are both great examples of the resurgence taking place in many areas of the City of Detroit, and AEW is proud to have participated in both […]

This year’s 5K “Jingle Bell Run” was held on Sunday, March 21 at Riverbends Park in Shelby Township with almost 400 runners and walkers participating. The charitable fund-raising event was again hosted by Founder and Race Director Michael Ward, and his team of volunteers. The race was postponed from last December due to the Covid […]

AEW’s UAW Solidarity House Project Team: Gordon Wilson, PE, Project Manager; Brandy Chirco, Graduate Architect; Wayne Oehmke; Jason Arlow, AIA; Craig Amey, PS; Kevin Zauel, PE; Krysten Hergert; and Mike Truax, PS, with the Project Panel. Not pictured: Carl LaGodna, Team Leader, and Aaron Carpenter, EA II. The American Council of Engineering Companies/Michigan (ACEC/M) recently […]

AEW is pleased to announce that Mohammed T. Lutfi has joined our firm. Mohammed earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Civil Engineering at Wayne State University, and is also a Professional Engineer (PE-Civil), and Professional Traffic Operation Engineer (PTOE). He brings a wealth of experience to our firm that he earned during his more […]

This recent photo shows the great progress being made on the new library. The Children’s area will be located in the circular section of the new building. The long-awaited Library’s significant progress is generating much interest from Township Officials, Library Director Katie Ester and the Library Staff, the Library Advisory Commission Members, and Township Residents. […]

The former Police Station was housed in the lower level of the Township’s Municipal Building, and in 2010 the Township began constructing a new facility to better meet the needs of their rapidly growing community. With a recent recession impacting available funding, the Township was unable to fund some of the items that weren’t needed […]