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Our office building's gone solar!
We are thrilled to show off our new solar panels, expertly installed by our friends at SunCommon! We are always eager to support the movement toward cleaner, more sustainable energy as a long-term investment in the future of our community, and the addition of solar panels at our office in Montpelier was a natural step in that direction. A big thank you to SunCommon and Steve Ribolini of RiverStation, LLC for working with us to reduce our environmental footprint and bring solar power to 535 Stone Cutters Way!
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Stone Receives Esri's Special Achievement in GIS (SAG) Award for "Access Montpelier" ArcGIS Hub Site
During this year's Esri User Conference, Stone received a Special Achievement in GIS (SAG) Award in recognition of our work on the "Access Montpelier" ArcGIS Hub Site for the City of Montpelier, Vermont. Access Montpelier is a community engagement website where the public can view learn, understand, and contribute to the operations of city government. It also allows citizens to access and use the city's information resources on their own. Click for more information.
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Stone Environmental Accepts ACEC-VT Engineering Excellence Award for Oak Street Neighborhood Project
In June, Stone Environmental accepted an Engineering Excellence Merit Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Vermont (ACEC-VT) for an innovative green stormwater infrastructure design and implementation project for the Oak Street drainage area in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The project was completed in collaboration with lead engineers from Dufresne Group, with critical support from the Caledonia County Natural Resources Conservation District (CCNRCD) and the Town of St. Johnsbury. The Oak Street Neighborhood Project is the first in Vermont to combine neighborhood-scale green infrastructure with “gray” infrastructure to reduce combined sewer overflow events.
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Stone Welcomes Senior Engineer Peter Lazorchak, PE, LEED AP
Stone Environmental is excited to announce that Peter Lazorchak, PE, LEED AP has joined the company as a Senior Water Resources Engineer. Peter will provide senior leadership for Stone’s growing environmental engineering practice, as well as support Stone’s stormwater management, agricultural engineering, stream restoration, and wastewater management services.
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Barbara Patterson Named Service Line Lead of Stone's Geospatial & Data Solutions Team
Stone Environmental, a national leader in GIS-based spatial analysis and web application development, is excited to announce the promotion of Barbara Patterson to Service Line Lead of Stone’s Geospatial & Data Solutions team.
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Stone Environmental Named One of the 2019 Best Places to Work in Vermont
Stone Environmental was named one of the 2019 Best Places to Work in Vermont by the Vermont Business Magazine, the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, the Vermont Department of Economic Development, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) –– Vermont State Council, and Best Companies Group.
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Stone's Branden Martin & Vermont Report Card Committee Give State Infrastructure a "C"
Project Engineer Branden Martin was part of a presentation at the State House last week for the release of the 2019 Report Card for Vermont's Infrastructure. Read on for more information.
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Stone Welcomes David Abrahamson, PE, PMP
Stone Environmental is pleased to announce that David Abrahamson, PE, PMP has been hired as a Senior Engineer to further develop Stone's Environmental Assessment and Remediation service offerings and environmental engineering services.
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City of Montpelier, Vermont Wins Competition for a Free Implementation of ArcGIS Hub
Stone Environmental has chosen the City of Montpelier for implementation of a web-based technology for community engagement using Esri’s ArcGIS Hub technology. Stone will be providing their community service and innovation hours to support the development of a citizen engagement website so that the City can take advantage of the latest tools to better inform its citizens.
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Stone Environmental and the Employee Owners of Vermont (EOVT) Raise Funds for Vermont Food Bank
As October is Employee-Ownership Month, Stone combined forces with the Employee Owners of Vermont (EOVT) to raise funds for the Vermont Food Bank, which helps provide nutritious food for our friends, neighbors, and family members in need in Vermont.