Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc.

10/30/2026

A lot of progress is happening on site!
The exterior of this new 22,000-square-foot fire station in Peterborough, NH is nearing completion, with interior work continuing toward the punch list stage. Outside, sidewalks are mostly installed, paving is underway, stormwater ponds have been installed and hydroseeded, and landscaping has begun.
Hoyle Tanner is proud to provide civil engineering and environmental permitting services as the project moves forward.

10/29/2026

What if adding a crosswalk isn't always safer? Traffic Engineer Alyssa Smith takes us to South Burlington, Vermont, to show why pedestrian crossings require more than paint on pavement. See what engineers consider when evaluating a crossing. https://hoyletanner.com/why-safer-pedestrian-crossings-matter/

10/28/2026

The bridges we rely on every day require ongoing evaluation to ensure they remain safe and functional. Hoyle Tanner is providing load rating services for the Morse Bridge in Rumford, ME, a historic steel arch structure carrying Route 108 across the Androscoggin River since 1936. Leveraging findings from our recent in-depth inspection, our team will assess the bridge's capacity and deliver recommendations to support informed infrastructure decisions.

10/26/2026

On Wednesday and Thursday of this week, members of our team are headed out to the New Hampshire Municipal Association’s 85th Annual Conference & Exhibition! The conference will feature timely discussions on issues impacting municipalities, practical solutions for communities, and valuable opportunities to exchange ideas and best practices.

Over those two days, our team is looking forward to the educational sessions, conversations with municipal professionals, and opportunities to connect with communities from across New Hampshire.

Come by our booth and say hello!

10/24/2026

Congratulations to Travis Gelinas on celebrating 25 years with Hoyle Tanner! As a Senior CADD Designer, Travis has contributed to a variety of municipal and state agency bridge, environmental, and aviation projects. His experience includes creating plans and developing detailed graphics for bridge rehabilitations and replacements and inspecting precast concrete components throughout the project development process. With a background in both AutoCAD and MicroStation, Travis brings extensive CADD experience to our team. Join us in congratulating Travis on this incredible 25-year milestone!

10/22/2026

What do you do when the information you need doesn't exist? For engineers, that's not a hypothetical question. Whether it's limited site data, unique construction conditions, or constraints that fall outside standard assumptions, uncertainty is often part of the challenge.

One of the ideas Kayla Hampe and Mariale Rodriguez will explore at the National Council of Structural Engineers Associations Structural Engineering Summit 2026 is that engineering judgment isn't a backup plan. It's a fundamental part of the profession.

Together, they'll share lessons learned from bridge projects in New Hampshire and Bolivia that required creative problem-solving, careful risk management, and a strong foundation in engineering principles. Video | Engineers in Action

📍 San Francisco, CA
📅 October 28, 2026
🕜 1:30-2:30 PM
Add this to your summit agenda!

10/21/2026

Members of the Hoyle Tanner team are headed to the MAMA Annual Conference next week in Worcester, Massachusetts!

Katie Servis, Bob Furey, Matt Cardillo, Nichole Davis, Adam Cutler, and Rebekah Gebru will be representing the firm at this year’s conference, joining aviation professionals from across New England for educational sessions, industry discussions, and networking opportunities.

Don’t forget to stop by our booth when you are there!

10/20/2026

Career fair season is in full swing! Join us tomorrow at the University of Maine Career Fair in Orono to explore opportunities at Hoyle Tanner and meet the professionals behind projects that shape the places people live, work, and travel.

10/19/2026

What separates a successful hangar project from one that faces delays, surprises, or added costs? Often, it's the planning that happens before design and construction begin. In our latest article, Schuyler Lamoureux explores key considerations airports should evaluate now to create a smoother path toward future hangar development. Read more...

Learn four key questions airports should ask before developing hangars, including market demand, site selection, ownership, funding, and FAA coordination.

10/17/2026

Today, we’re celebrating Joanne Theriault’s 10-year anniversary with Hoyle Tanner! As a Senior Environmental Scientist, Joanne brings a deep understanding of New England’s natural resources to her work. Her expertise spans environmental permitting, wetland and wildlife habitat assessments, vernal pool ecology, and more. From field evaluations to agency coordination, her knowledge and experience have been a valuable part of Hoyle Tanner’s environmental services over the past decade. Thank you for your dedication, Joanne!