CMA was well represented at the 2024 FES ACEC Florida Annual Conference at the JW Marriott, Turnberry in Miami. Principal Engineer Brent Whitfield, P.E., ENV SP and Senior Engineer Laura Vogel, PhD, P.E., ENV SP presented on their work for the South Florida Water Management District on the Flood Protection Level of Service program modeling sea level rise in Central and Northern Miami Dade County. Brent also served as a panelist for a thoughtful discussion on Statewide Water Policy with Senator Jennifer Bradley and Senator Jonathan Martin. Congrats!
CMA Staff Installed as Officers at the FES ACEC Florida Annual Conference
CMA just had two of our team members installed as officers on the ACEC of Florida Board of Directors at their annual conference at the JW Marriott, Turnberry in Miami! Our Principal Engineer Shahin Hekmat, P.E., F.FES, FACEC was recently named the National Director of ACEC. He was also recognized as the recipient of the President’s Award and an award for being a member of the ACEC College of Fellows. Our Principal Engineer J.W. Hunter, P.E., F.FES was named Transportation Director. Congratulations!
CMA is at FEFPA July 22-24! Visit us at Booth 604!
EPSS Annual Permitting Summer School Conference
Representatives from CMA attended the EPSS 38th Annual Permitting Summer School Conference in Marco Island this week! We were proud to be a bronze sponsor for this incredible event, which provided valuable leadership and professional development opportunities for environmental and engineering professionals.
Jonathan Goldberg Wins ASCE Southwest Branch Student of the Year Award
Join us in congratulating our CMA Engineer Jonathan Goldberg for taking home the ASCE Southwest Branch Student of the Year Award at the Inaugural Awards Night! We wish him continued success in his career.
ACEC Event in Washington DC
Representatives of CMA and other members of ACEC-FL hosted members of the Florida Delegation at the ACEC Residence and the Florida House in Washington DC! Our team engaged with legislators on the critical challenges impacting our industry and discussed innovative solutions. Together, we can pave the way for a stronger future.
Rob Best, P.E. Installed as ASCE Florida Section President at Annual Conference
BIG NEWS from the ASCE Florida Section conference in Bonita Springs! Our very own Principal Engineer Rob Best, P.E. was installed as ASCE Florida Section President. Plus, our Associate Engineer Madeline Batey, P.E. received the President’s award along with the rest of the student symposium planning committee for their efforts with planning the conference. And let’s not forget about the University of Miami winning the Kathy Caldwell Student Chapter of the Year Award. Grace Pugliese, our intern, is their Student Chapter President and accepted the award on behalf of the chapter. Rob Best with our Principal Engineer Safiya Brea, P.E. also presented on Septic to Sewer in the Utility Track. Congratulations to our entire team for making this conference week one for the books!
CMA Repaving Project Featured in Palm Beach Daily News
CMA’s recent repaving project has been featured in the Palm Beach Daily News! Check out the full article for all the details on this important infrastructure improvement project here https://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/story/news/local/2024/07/11/palm-beach-oks-3-million-contracts-to-repave-nearly-8-miles-of-roads/74339605007/
CMA Racing
Our team recently competed in a 12-hour Endurance Race at Sebring International Raceway, and we drove a Mazda RX-7 for this event. The race had a unique format, starting at 6 PM and ending at 6 AM! It was definitely a challenge, but we’re proud to say that we finished 2nd in our category. Thanks for all of your support!
Lantana Stormwater Initiative Highlighted on WPTV!
Check out the latest news on CMA! Our representatives recently presented to the Town of Lantana regarding a crucial stormwater system project. Read all about it on WPTV West Palm Beach to learn more about this important initiative https://www.wptv.com/news/region-c-palm-beach-county/lantana/lantana-residents-credit-activism-for-stormwater-improvements-town-considers-new-fee