Florida Rural Water Association Conference
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Source to tap, we design better drinking water.
Our specialists provide tailored solutions for each community’s drinking water needs, from pilot testing and treatment evaluations to designing and starting up new water treatment facilities that address contaminants of concern such as manganese and PFAS.
Whether it is a 20 million gallon per day surface water treatment facility or a 100 gallon per minute well, our engineers approach each drinking water project backed by years of experience – with a mind for innovation and a dedication to effective results.
At Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH®), our 900+ dedicated employee-owners are united by a shared vision to create positive, lasting change. We are deeply committed to fostering an equitable environment and building safer, more sustainable infrastructure for governments, industries, and businesses across the nation.
By embracing technology and delivering climate-sensitive design solutions, we strive to improve lives, enhance communities, and establish a legacy of positive change.
SEH will be at the 2024 Florida Rural Water Association Conference
We will be attending the conference and are all set to learn, share, and mingle. Looking forward to connecting with friends and meeting new people.
Alan Hart
Business Development Leader
Alan is a seasoned Business Development Leader with 28 years of engineering experience. Having spent nearly all his career in the Panhandle, where he loves living and working, he's always up for connecting with others who share his goals and vision.
Jeremiah Wendt, PE
IN, NE, SC, SD, VA, WI
Regional Practice Center Leader
Jeremiah is a skilled engineer and project manager with experience in both public and private sectors. Passionate about community and stakeholder engagement, he works with a variety of project types including wastewater treatment plant design, wastewater collection, water distribution, and water treatment.
Case Studies
Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority
The Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority (RWSA) produces safe drinking water for public water customers in the City of Charlottesville, portions of Albemarle County, and the University of Virginia. Serving a population of ~120,000, the RWSA also treats wastewater to safely return unused drinking water to the Rivanna and James rivers.
Edgemont Highlands Development Balances Community and Nature
Edgemont Highlands is a multi-family development seeking to provide a natural mountain living experience through architecturally integrated homes and shared access to the natural surroundings. Situated on over 500 acres of land, the community is only a few minutes away from downtown Durango, which provides easy access to local shops and restaurants.
Hobart Flood Mitigation
Challenge
Incomplete and outdated floodplain modeling data was preventing the City of Hobart from effectively prioritizing projects.
Solution
The SEH team helped convert old data to modern platforms and complete new modeling of the watershed. The results allowed the City to better prioritize projects and refocus its capital improvement plan, saving money.
Alan Hart
Business Development Leader
805.508.1368
ahart@sehinc.com
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Jeremiah Wendt, PE (IN, NE, SC, SD, VA, WI)
Regional Practice Center Leader
715.861.4989
jwendt@sehinc.com
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