Mears Engineers

10/24/2026

Seeing our new boardroom come together feels almost surreal. It’s more than a finished room—it represents years of hard work, a lot of belief, and the people who have helped Mears Engineers grow into what it is today.

I’ll admit, thinking about that can bring tears to my eyes. I’m grateful for every person who has been part of this journey and for the opportunity to build a company with a purpose bigger than ourselves.

At Mears Engineers, “Giving Life to Rural Oklahoma” is more than a slogan. It reflects the reason we do this work: to know the people and communities we serve, take ownership of the challenges, and never forget who benefits from the solutions we create.

This boardroom will be a place for good conversations, thoughtful decisions, and plans that help rural communities move forward. I’m proud of what we’re building—and even more grateful for why we’re building it.

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

🎉 Thank You! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate our ribbon cutting with us! We had a wonderful time and are so grateful for everyone who joined us and helped make the event special. ❤️

Enjoy a few of the photo booth pictures from the event! 📸 More pictures coming soon!

10/15/2026

🌧️ All This Rain Can Reveal More Than Just Puddles!

With all the rain we’ve had over the past few days, now is the time to find out if your property or community has drainage issues. From standing water to flooding and poor runoff, heavy rainfall can reveal problems that may go unnoticed during drier weather.

At Mears Engineers, we’re here to help identify drainage concerns and develop solutions to keep water moving where it should. 💧

📩 Noticing drainage problems? Let us help you find a solution!

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10/12/2026

Our next stop: OMAG Conference! 🎉

Mears Engineers is getting our booth ready, We’re looking forward to connecting with communities from across Oklahoma, sharing what we do, and making new connections along the way. If you’re attending, be sure to come see us! 👋

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10/09/2026

Friday check-in! 🚧
Another week of projects, progress, and problem-solving is in the books. Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing weekend!

10/07/2026

Behind every successful project is a team that makes it happen.
We appreciate the clients, contractors, communities, and team members we have the opportunity to work with every day.

10/05/2026

Hello, October! 🍂
A new month means new projects, new goals, and plenty of work ahead. We’re ready to keep moving Oklahoma forward! 🏗️💧

10/04/2026

Here’s a quick walk-through of the new home of Mears Engineers and a look at what we’ve been building.

This office is more than a new building for us. It represents where we came from, how far we’ve come, and where we’re headed next.

I’m excited to finally open the doors and celebrate it with our clients, friends, family, and the communities that have supported us along the way.

🎉 Mears Engineers Ribbon Cutting & Open House
📅 October 21
⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 2017 Heritage Park Drive, Oklahoma City

Come walk through the building, meet the team, and see the next chapter of Mears Engineers.

See you there!

10/01/2026

Fun fact: My 3rd great-grandfather, Amos Anson, came to this part of Oklahoma around the turn of the century after serving in the Civil War. Family land records place him in the Gracemont/Hinton area, not far from Chickasha.

More than 120 years later, I’m still working in rural Oklahoma—just in a different way.

I have the old Anson family Bible, photographs, land records, and documents that have been handed down through the family. So if you live around Gracemont, Hinton, Anadarko, Binger, Fort Cobb, Carnegie, Chickasha or the surrounding area and your last name is Anson, send me a message. There’s a decent chance we’re connected, and I’d love to find more of the family.

It also makes serving communities in this part of Oklahoma a little more personal for me. Mears Engineers works with cities, towns, rural water districts and other public entities on water and wastewater systems, hydraulic analysis, infrastructure planning, funding, permitting, construction and the everyday engineering problems that determine whether a rural community can maintain what it has and continue to grow.

If you serve on a city council, town board, rural water district, public works authority or other local government in this area—or know someone who does—I’d appreciate an introduction. I’d love the opportunity to sit down, learn what your community needs and see whether Mears Engineers can help.

For me, this part of Oklahoma isn't just another place on a map. My family was building a life here more than a century ago. Helping rural Oklahoma build for the next century feels pretty personal.

— Aaron Mears, PE
President, Mears Engineers, LLC
MearsEngineers.com