Thomas & Hutton

05/29/2026

Jessica Brady, Allison Busch, Katie Johnson, Debbie Mullennex, and their teammates recently completed the 2026 MUDGIRL Run in support of breast cancer awareness.

The event helps raise awareness and support for breast cancer causes through the MUDGIRL Pink Army Foundation, which provides physical, mental, and emotional support programs for women facing or recovering from breast cancer. MUDGIRL has contributed over USD $554,000 to breast cancer since 2017.

Thomas & Hutton (T&H) is proud to recognize the team for supporting an organization dedicated to making a meaningful impact.

05/28/2026

T&H was proud to take home 1st place at this year’s Military Affairs Council Clay Shoot held at Forest City Gun Club. Congratulations to Douglas Williams, who also earned recognition as the event’s best shooter.

The day brought together friendly competition, teamwork, and support for the military community alongside local organizations and leaders.

Thank you to the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce's Military Affairs Council for hosting another outstanding event and bringing the community together for a meaningful cause. We’re proud to represent T&H both on and off the job site.

Pictured left to right: Rett Shurling, Aiden Strickland, Douglas Williams II, and Lee Strickland.

05/27/2026

Last Friday, Thomas & Hutton (T&H) interns from Savannah and Statesboro toured the Bryan County Megasite in Bryan County, Georgia, one of the largest economic development projects in the Southeast.

The visit offered a firsthand look at the planning, infrastructure, and multidisciplinary coordination behind a project of this scale. From site development and utilities to transportation and environmental coordination, interns saw how engineering, design, and teamwork support transformational growth across our communities.

At T&H, experiences like this are an important part of our internship program. By connecting classroom knowledge with real-world application, we help prepare the next generation of professionals to make a meaningful impact on the communities and industries we serve.

05/27/2026

Sam McCachern, Jason Chambless, and Jimmy Collins recently presented to the Rotary Club of Savannah, sharing Thomas & Hutton’s 80-year story of leadership, service, and community impact across Savannah and the Southeast.

Rotarian leaders Hue Thomas and Joe Hutton (members of the Rotary Club of Savannah) shaped our firm from the very beginning. Their commitment to relationships, civic involvement, and service helped lay the foundation for the firm we are today - a multidisciplinary, employee-owned company serving communities across six states.

The presentation highlighted T&H’s growth over the past eight decades, while also recognizing the firm’s long-standing connection to Rotary and the many past and present team members who have served in Rotary leadership roles. From our earliest days to today, Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self closely aligns with the way T&H shows up for our clients, our communities, and one another.

Sam, Jason, and Jimmy also shared many of the projects, partnerships, and community initiatives that continue shaping the Savannah region today, along with T&H’s ongoing commitment to giving back through volunteerism and community engagement.

As we celebrate 80 years, we are proud to honor the Rotarian spirit that helped shape our firm from the start and continues to inspire how we build relationships and solutions for success.

05/26/2026

At Thomas & Hutton, growth means more than expanding our footprint. It means staying grounded in the relationships, values, and people-first approach that define our culture and guide how we serve our clients, communities, and each other.

T&H Chief Operating Officer Trent Thompson recently joined Savannah CEO to discuss how we continue strengthening that culture while growing across the region.

Watch the full interview here:

Chief Operating Officer at Thomas & Hutton Trent Thompson discusses their commitment to preserving the company’s culture while expanding their operations across the region.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten, and their legacy continues to inspire us every day.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day from T&H!

05/22/2026

Thomas & Hutton (T&H) is proud to recognize National Public Works Week and this year’s theme, “Rooted in Service, Powered by Community.”

From pedestrian connections and coastal resilience to wastewater treatment, drainage improvements, and public access projects, public works shape the infrastructure communities rely on every day. This week, we’re highlighting projects that reflect the dedication, collaboration, and service behind stronger, more connected communities.

05/22/2026

Stephen Wilkinson, PLA, recently attended the University of Georgia's College of Environment and Design (CED’s) Critique Week, where he reviewed student work from the Community Design Build course led by Professor Cameron Berglund.

This year’s project focused on designing and constructing seating elements in collaboration with Brightpaths, a local nonprofit organization in Athens dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect by fostering safe and stable families through education, connection, and support. The completed seating installations will become part of a new children’s play space on the Brightpaths campus.

Stephen is also serving as a thesis committee member for UGA master’s student Bolu Alabi, whose research explores the impacts of computer-aided design and artificial intelligence on landscape architecture. The thesis examines how these technologies influence innovation, creativity, professional readiness, and the future direction of the discipline. Stephen is contributing perspective as a practitioner as the profession continues to navigate the integration of these tools into everyday work.

We’re excited to continue building on T&H’s relationship with UGA through opportunities that encourage collaboration, mentorship, and innovation in the field of landscape architecture!

05/21/2026

Congratulations to Lauren Garren, PE on graduating from the Leadership Columbia County Class of 2026.

Hosted by the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce, the program brings together business and community leaders from across the region to strengthen leadership, community awareness, and professional connections.

Lauren brings more than a decade of experience leading land development projects across the Southeast and remains actively involved in both professional and community organizations throughout the Augusta region.

We’re proud to see Lauren complete the program and continue making an impact both professionally and within the community!

05/20/2026

This Public Works Week, Thomas & Hutton (T&H) is recognizing the people behind the projects that keep our communities growing.

For “Whatcha Wearing?” Wednesday, we’re highlighting the professionals who safely and skillfully support public infrastructure every day. From hard hats and safety vests in the field to the teams coordinating every detail behind the scenes, each role plays an important part in bringing critical infrastructure to life.

The Dorchester County Water Authority’s 1-million-gallon elevated composite water storage tank in Summers Corner, SC, is nearing completion. Projects like this represent more than concrete and steel. They reflect collaboration, innovation, and a shared commitment to serving the communities we call home.