Thank you to everyone at Metro Nashville Public Works for your dedicated service to this great City! We enjoyed seeing everyone at the lunch today!! Source

To celebrate National Public Works Week LDA Nashville was up bright and early to deliver donuts to the Metro Public Works Special Ops Department. Source

Join us in congratulating Stephanie Livingston on becoming a licensed Professional Landscape Architect! Stephanie adds tremendous value to our team with her LA capabilities including renderings, streetscapes, landscape design, and economic development. And, in addition to that super skill set, she is also an outstanding civil engineer! Source

If you are attending the Environmental Show of the South this week, stop by and see us at booth 730! https://www.tn.gov/environment/program-areas/solid-waste/sw-environmental-show-of-the-south.html Environmental Show of the South Source

Check out our new blog just in time for Drinking Water Week on Using Your Hydraulic Model for the ISO Audit by Stefanie Farrell. http://bit.ly/2rALVO8 Using Your Hydraulic Model for the ISO Audit | LDA Engineering Source

It’s Drinking Water Week! Celebrate by caring for your tap water and protecting it at its source. How can you personally protect your local water source? https://www.epa.gov/sourcewaterprotection/easy-things-protect-drinking-water-sources Easy Things to Protect Drinking Water Sources | US EPA Source

How does LDA Engineering educate children about the importance of groundwater to our drinking water? With ICE CREAM, of course. We use edible aquifers to illustrate how important it is to keep pollution away from our groundwater and out of our freshwater aquifers. Source

Why do we love water engineering? This link discusses the many benefits of drinking water. Healthy drinking water helps build STRONGER.HAPPIER.COMMUNITIES. https://www.organicfacts.net/health-benefits/other/health-benefits-of-drinking-water.html 16 Impressive Benefits of Drinking Water | Organic Facts Source

Proud to be part of this project where the City of Johnson City, TN Water and Sewer Services continues investing in improvements to water infrastructure. #strongerhappiercommunities The city is currently replacing the original 3 million gallon tank, a 78-year-old cast-in-place concrete reservoir that had reached it useful service life. The first phase demolished the old tank and prepared a new … Read More

Now through Saturday, May 12, is Drinking Water Week. Environmental Education in Tennessee has some helpful conservation tips. http://eeintennessee.org/net/calendar/details.aspx?s=62218.0.0.37935&dateid=9270 Environmental Education in Tennessee – Drinking Water Week Source