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Three Supervisors Named for Stream & Stormwater Group

April 25, 2024

The Stream and Stormwater Group within Ayres’ Western Division has announced three supervisors who will provide oversight for the highly specialized group of 32 experts based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Dusty Robinson, PE, will supervise the river systems health discipline, focusing on stream restoration, stream stabilization, and post- and pre-fire mitigation projects such as those… Read More »


Mechanical Engineer Haider Promoted to Senior Project Manager

February 22, 2024

Bryan Haider, PE, has been promoted to senior project manager in the MEP Division at Ayres. Based in Fort Collins, Colorado, Haider is playing a critical role in expanding Ayres’ mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering operations to new clients in the West. Bryan excels at communicating with clients, getting to the root of their challenges,… Read More »


New Office Location Maps Ayres’ Future in North Carolina

February 5, 2024

Ayres’ growth has us setting down roots in North Carolina. We are proud to call Burlington home, as the area so deeply shares our principles. Among our core values are conducting business with integrity and showing our strong commitment to the communities we serve. Strategically located along the I40/I85 corridor, our new Burlington office allows… Read More »


Ayres Planning Expert Elected Chair of Wisconsin Economic Development Association

February 2, 2024

Melissa Hunt, CEcD, planning and economic development professional with Ayres, was elected chair of the Wisconsin Economic Development Association (WEDA) Board on Thursday at the WEDA Governor’s Conference in Wisconsin Dells. Founded in 1975, WEDA is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to expanding Wisconsin’s economy. It represents the economic development interests of both the private… Read More »


Haug Promoted to Manager of Water Resources

January 25, 2024

Pete Haug, PE, has been named manager of Ayres’ Water Resources group. Haug has been with Ayres for close to 14 years and was previously with the University of Iowa’s Institute of Hydraulic Research, where he worked as a research engineer and shop manager for over 11 years. With his lengthy and respected tenure at… Read More »