This past month, CRS celebrated the retirement of two of our most long-tenured engineers, Paul Hirst and Doug Cromar, alongside friends and colleagues. Both Paul and Doug have significantly contributed to the success of CRS and have provided invaluable mentorship to many of our engineers. After 51 years of dedicated service to CRS and Utah…
We are thrilled to announce that Mary Hargis, SPHR, Mark Chandler, PE, PG, CFM, Max Pierce, PE, and Greg Nelson, PE, have become the newest shareholders at CRS. In addition, Greg Nelson and Max Pierce have moved into the role of Principal. This is a significant milestone in our journey as a company and helps recognize four…
When the fast-moving Knolls wildfire threatened the Saratoga Springs community in 2020, it forced 13,000 residents to evacuate their homes, while hundreds of firefighters battled the 13,000-acre fire throughout the night. As winds gusted up to 57-mile-per-hour, the fire moved dangerously close to nearby neighborhoods. While no injuries were reported and structural damage was minimal,…
What are the changes? What should I understand? Working together, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers tackled the Executive Order issued in 2017 by President Trump to review and revise the then existing “The Waters of the United States Rule”. The goals? To protect navigable waters from pollution while…
CRS announces the following new additions to our management staff: John Bale, PE VP, Transportation John has over 32 years of civil engineering experience with an emphasis in integrated alternative contracting including design-build and CMGC for large civil projects. Since 2000, John has worked exclusively in the transportation sector including more than 40 alternative…