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We commemorate Juneteenth, a landmark day in American history marking the end of slavery and celebrating the resilience,...
06/19/2026

We commemorate Juneteenth, a landmark day in American history marking the end of slavery and celebrating the resilience, culture, and contributions of Black Americans.

As we reflect on the significance of this day, we remain committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace where every voice is valued.

06/18/2026

From flood damage to future-ready, New Rochelle High School’s Natatorium is getting a second life, and the science behind it is fascinating.

After Hurricane Ida left the pool completely out of commission, PWGC dove deep (literally) into the hydrogeology of the site by drilling, monitoring, and testing to understand exactly how groundwater and stormwater are conspiring to cause flooding. The goal? Design solutions that don’t just fix the problem, but make sure it never happens again.

Oh, and nearly 300 students got a front-row seat to real-world engineering in action. Hard hats, live drilling, and a lesson no classroom could replicate.

This is what resilient infrastructure looks like: rigorous science, community investment, and a commitment to building for the climate challenges ahead.

Read the full story here: https://pwgrosser.com/blog/solving-new-rochelle-natatorium-flooding-puzzle/

The City School District of New Rochelle

Some came for the networking. Some came for the golf. Hayley came to launch drives into another zip code. ⛳🚀Kris Almskog...
06/11/2026

Some came for the networking. Some came for the golf. Hayley came to launch drives into another zip code. ⛳🚀

Kris Almskog, Regina Bykov, Hayley Schatz, and Nick Anastasi represented PWGC at the Suffolk County Highway Superintendents Association Annual Golf Outing at Gardiner’s Bay Country Club on Shelter Island.

Between great conversations, scenic fairways, and plenty of laughs, the day was a success, highlighted by Hayley taking home the Women's Longest Drive award.

The scorecards may vary, but the memories and connections made were a win all around.

Before you sign on the dotted line, make sure the property isn't hiding more than just potential.Environmental due dilig...
06/10/2026

Before you sign on the dotted line, make sure the property isn't hiding more than just potential.

Environmental due diligence is the ultimate "trust, but verify" step in commercial real estate by assisting buyers uncover hidden environmental risks before they become costly surprises. From historic land uses to potential contamination concerns, a little investigation today can save a lot of headaches tomorrow.

Because in commercial real estate, the best deals are the ones with no skeletons (or underground storage tanks) in the closet.

Read the full feature of "Environmental Due Diligence in Commercial Real Estate Transactions" by Tom Melia, PG, Vice President at PWGC, in the Spring 2026 issue of Sullivan County Partnership for Economic Development's In the Know: https://issuu.com/partnershipecondev/docs/in_the_know_spring_2026_-_sullivan_county_partner?fr=sMzljNjg0NTU5NDA

06/05/2026

World Environment Day Reminder: The health of our oceans depends on more than clean water, it relies on stable environmental conditions.

Cold-blooded marine species depend on consistent seasonal signals to survive.

Maxine Montello discusses how sudden temperature drops can disrupt natural behavioral cues for sea turtles in our region, creating challenges for their survival and rehabilitation.

Learn more about the connection between environmental change and marine life in Episode 78 of The Environmental Echo.

Listen now at pwgrosser.com/podcast.

PWGC is proud to celebrate a milestone in engineering leadership on Long Island! Congratulations to Tim D’Agostino, PE, ...
06/04/2026

PWGC is proud to celebrate a milestone in engineering leadership on Long Island!

Congratulations to Tim D’Agostino, PE, on being sworn in as President of the ASCE Long Island Branch, and a heartfelt thank you to Jenny Heflich, PE, for her outstanding service as outgoing President. Proud to have two of our own leading the way.

https://pwgrosser.com/blog/engineering-leadership-on-long-island/

Learn how sea turtles and marine mammals are rescued, rehabilitated, and tracked to better understand ecosystem health, ...
05/26/2026

Learn how sea turtles and marine mammals are rescued, rehabilitated, and tracked to better understand ecosystem health, how human activity continues to shape coastal environments, and how informed, responsible choices can help protect and restore these ecosystems for the future.

Listen at https://pwgrosser.com/podcast/

On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. The...
05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness have shaped our nation, and their legacy lives on.

Tammy Cunha was named Build Green Long Island's Volunteer of the Year at its annual gala, recognizing her outstanding de...
05/21/2026

Tammy Cunha was named Build Green Long Island's Volunteer of the Year at its annual gala, recognizing her outstanding dedication, leadership, and meaningful contributions to advancing sustainable development and community engagement. Through her countless volunteer hours and unwavering commitment, Tammy has made a lasting impact across the region.

This recognition reflects her passion for service and her continued support of the missions of both Build Green Long Island and PWGC.

Congratulations, Tammy, on this well-deserved honor!

05/19/2026

Water quality changes across Long Island are directly linked to shifts in marine life activity.

Maxine Montello of the NY Marine Rescue Center explains how improved conditions support stronger fish populations, which bring more seals and sea turtles to our coastal waters.

Listen at pwgrosser.com/podcast.

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