Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. partners, Jay C. Estes, AICP and Melissa Gordon Pringle, Ph.D., participated in the Gulf of America Alliance All Hands meeting in Biloxi, MS. Important topics such as habitat resources, living shorelines and community resilience were discussed over multiple days. 🌊
Happy 4th of July from Allen Engineering and Science, Inc.!
Today we celebrate the spirit of independence, innovation, and progress that drives our nation—and our work.
Wishing you a safe and inspiring holiday.
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. solid waste engineers, Michael Hohm, P.E. and Justin Hill, attended the first regional conference since 2013, hosted by the Mississippi “Magnolia” chapter and joined by Alabama, Arkansas, and Georgia chapters. It was a fantastic opportunity for networking, learning, and sharing innovative ideas in solid waste management.
Thank you to Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) and all participating chapters for this impactful event!
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. team came together to celebrate another year of hard work and dedication at our annual fish fry. It was a fantastic time filled with laughter, delicious food, and a bit of friendly competition.
🎉 Highlights:
Whiffle Ball Madness: Our ultra-competitive Whiffle Ball game saw limited injuries (thankfully!), but plenty of fun and excitement.
Special Thanks: A huge shoutout to Justin Hill and his family for providing all the supplies and cooking up a storm for us. Your efforts made the event truly memorable!
Here’s to another year of success and camaraderie. 🐟⚾
Josh Eisenhauer, P.E. attended the Pensacola Perdido Bay Estuary Program Management Conference to learn insightful updates on the program’s annual report and the latest developments in monitoring marine life, water quality, and more within the bay and its estuaries.
Key highlights included:
Monitoring Marine Life & Water Quality: Comprehensive updates on efforts to preserve and enhance the health of our bays and estuaries.
Santa Rosa County Land Development Standards: Insightful breakout sessions on the latest updates and standards for land development in Santa Rosa County.
Perdido Suns Program: Introduction to the new “Scaling Up Nature-based Solutions” initiative, aimed at promoting resilience through nature-based solutions.
Community Grant Programs: Information on various grant opportunities available to support local community projects.
Planning Asset Valuation: Discussions on effective methods for valuing planning assets to ensure sustainable development.
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. continues to find opportunities to learn and connect with others dedicated to improving environmental stewardship. 🌿💧
Melissa Gordon Pringle, Ph.D. attended the Annual Mississippi Economic Council meeting on April 17, 2025. A Mississippi Business Alliance Initiative was announced to align similar but separate business organizations in Mississippi. This effort will empower businesses to have one voice across the state. Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. is supportive of this initiative and excited to be a part of the next chapter!
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. natural resource scientists attended a bat survey workshop organized by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). The workshop provided training and field demonstrations related to bat identification and survey techniques. There are currently three species of bats in Mississippi listed under the Endangered Species Act which require consultation for federally-funded projects. 🦇
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. partners enjoyed time together at Topgolf 🏌♂️ in Ridgeland, MS. It was a great venue for team building, light competition, and a lot of fun! ⛳
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. attended the “Is Your Business Disaster-Ready? A Business Continuity Planning Workshop” to enhance our resilience and business continuity strategies. The hands-on workshop, sponsored by NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, Sea Grant Mississippi-Alabama, and the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, was taught by Tracie Sempier and Rhonda Price.
AllenES Partner and Senior Principal Planner, Jay C. Estes, AICP, facilitated the discussion on identifying hazards and assessing risks.
Key topics included:
Identifying Hazards and Assessing Risks
Defining Critical Business Functions
Understanding Financial Landscapes
Evaluating Site Assets
Managing IT Systems
These insights help us ensure we continue serving communities for years to come. 🌍
Today, Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. celebrates our planet and our commitment to protecting it. Our engineers and scientists work every day to make a positive impact by providing environmental engineering, civil engineering, remediation/restoration, and ecological services.
🔧 Environmental Engineering: Create solutions to tackle environmental challenges and promote sustainability.
🏗️ Civil Engineering: Design infrastructure solutions to meet current needs while protecting the environment.
🌱 Remediation/Restoration: Clean-up and restore contaminated sites, making them safe for communities and ecosystems.
🌿 Ecological Services: Assess and manage natural resources to protect and maintain ecological balance.
Happy Earth Day! 🌎💚
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. partners, Jay C. Estes, AICP and Melissa Gordon Pringle, Ph.D., participated in the Gulf of America Alliance All Hands meeting in Biloxi, MS. Important topics such as habitat resources, living shorelines and community resilience were discussed over multiple days. 🌊
Happy 4th of July from Allen Engineering and Science, Inc.!
Today we celebrate the spirit of independence, innovation, and progress that drives our nation—and our work.
Wishing you a safe and inspiring holiday.
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. team came together to celebrate another year of hard work and dedication at our annual fish fry. It was a fantastic time filled with laughter, delicious food, and a bit of friendly competition.
🎉 Highlights:
Whiffle Ball Madness: Our ultra-competitive Whiffle Ball game saw limited injuries (thankfully!), but plenty of fun and excitement.
Special Thanks: A huge shoutout to Justin Hill and his family for providing all the supplies and cooking up a storm for us. Your efforts made the event truly memorable!
Here’s to another year of success and camaraderie. 🐟⚾
Josh Eisenhauer, P.E. attended the Pensacola Perdido Bay Estuary Program Management Conference to learn insightful updates on the program’s annual report and the latest developments in monitoring marine life, water quality, and more within the bay and its estuaries.
Key highlights included:
Monitoring Marine Life & Water Quality: Comprehensive updates on efforts to preserve and enhance the health of our bays and estuaries.
Santa Rosa County Land Development Standards: Insightful breakout sessions on the latest updates and standards for land development in Santa Rosa County.
Perdido Suns Program: Introduction to the new “Scaling Up Nature-based Solutions” initiative, aimed at promoting resilience through nature-based solutions.
Community Grant Programs: Information on various grant opportunities available to support local community projects.
Planning Asset Valuation: Discussions on effective methods for valuing planning assets to ensure sustainable development.
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. continues to find opportunities to learn and connect with others dedicated to improving environmental stewardship. 🌿💧
Melissa Gordon Pringle, Ph.D. attended the Annual Mississippi Economic Council meeting on April 17, 2025. A Mississippi Business Alliance Initiative was announced to align similar but separate business organizations in Mississippi. This effort will empower businesses to have one voice across the state. Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. is supportive of this initiative and excited to be a part of the next chapter!
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. natural resource scientists attended a bat survey workshop organized by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). The workshop provided training and field demonstrations related to bat identification and survey techniques. There are currently three species of bats in Mississippi listed under the Endangered Species Act which require consultation for federally-funded projects. 🦇
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. partners enjoyed time together at Topgolf 🏌♂️ in Ridgeland, MS. It was a great venue for team building, light competition, and a lot of fun! ⛳
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. attended the “Is Your Business Disaster-Ready? A Business Continuity Planning Workshop” to enhance our resilience and business continuity strategies. The hands-on workshop, sponsored by NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, Sea Grant Mississippi-Alabama, and the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, was taught by Tracie Sempier and Rhonda Price.
AllenES Partner and Senior Principal Planner, Jay C. Estes, AICP, facilitated the discussion on identifying hazards and assessing risks.
Key topics included:
Identifying Hazards and Assessing Risks
Defining Critical Business Functions
Understanding Financial Landscapes
Evaluating Site Assets
Managing IT Systems
These insights help us ensure we continue serving communities for years to come. 🌍
Today, Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. celebrates our planet and our commitment to protecting it. Our engineers and scientists work every day to make a positive impact by providing environmental engineering, civil engineering, remediation/restoration, and ecological services.
🔧 Environmental Engineering: Create solutions to tackle environmental challenges and promote sustainability.
🏗️ Civil Engineering: Design infrastructure solutions to meet current needs while protecting the environment.
🌱 Remediation/Restoration: Clean-up and restore contaminated sites, making them safe for communities and ecosystems.
🌿 Ecological Services: Assess and manage natural resources to protect and maintain ecological balance.
Happy Earth Day! 🌎💚
