Dulanga has been employed at AEW as a Graduate Engineer since she joined the firm in 2014. She took the PE exam in October, 2021 and learned she’d successfully passed the exam in December. She earned her B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering in Sri Lanka and her M.S. in Civil Engineering at Lawrence Technological […]

George Eckstein, PE, one of the founding fathers of Anderson, Eckstein and Westrick (AEW) has died at 93 years of age. Mr. Eckstein partnered with co-workers and friends Warren Anderson and Bill Westrick to form AEW, first established as a sole proprietorship, Anderson and Associates, by Warren (Andy) Anderson, in 1968. All three men worked […]

AEW Senior Project Manager Steve Krajnik was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of STARBASE, Inc., a U.S. Dept. of Defense program designed to inspire youth to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Officially launched at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in 1991, the program is now offered in more than […]

Township and County Officials Cut the Ribbon for the new Joseph E. Koss Public Safety Building Speakers included Macomb Township Fire Chief Robert Phillips, Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham, County Executive Mark Hackel, Fire Captain David Koss, and Supervisor Frank Viviano. Brooke Pozzi sang the National Anthem, and Chaplain Carl Seitz offered the Benediction. The […]

From left to right: Scott “Slammer” Anger, Craig “Mulligan Man” Amey, Jake “Jupiter” Miller and Aaron “Ace” Carpenter. It was a typical August day. The temperature at the golf course was high and the humidity was so thick that you could taste the air. The foursome from AEW pulled into the parking lot which had […]

Ashley is the youngest person in AEW history to receive her PE license. She began her career at AEW as an intern in 2015 and achieved full-time status in 2019. Following her graduation from Anchor Bay High School, Ashley attended the University of Detroit Mercy where she earned a B.A. in Civil Engineering, with a […]

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 […]