1. RETTEW Charitable Foundation Awards Grant for What If 101 School Program

    The RETTEW Charitable Foundation awarded a $5,000 grant to TomTod Ideas for What If 101, a weekly program to support middle school students in developing essential skills to make a positive community impact. This grant will allow more than 300 seventh graders in North Canton City Schools in Ohio to participate in the program. Using…

  2. How to Be Prepared, Not Scared, in Emergencies

    How prepared are you for an emergency? In everything we do, safety is a top priority here at RETTEW.  Being prepared is critical to ensuring high-quality work that is structurally sound. This month, we are reminded to take extra precaution during National Preparedness Month. Recognized each September, the purpose of this movement is to promote…

  3. Sign Up for an OSHA General Industry Training TODAY!

    Take your safety capabilities to the next level with this General Industry Training in Mechanicsburg, PA, September 16-19. This four-day course is ideal for safety coordinators, safety committee members, human resource managers, supervisors, plant managers, and anyone else with responsibility for safety compliance within a facility. Upon completion, each student will receive a 30-hour card issues…

  4. 25 Years Later

    Max, a civil engineer in RETTEW’s Mechanicsburg, PA office, is retiring after 25 years with our firm. Max rarely worked a 40-hour week, so that equates to more than 60,000 hours, a large portion of them spent at evening meetings with municipal clients. Max is known for his commitment to mentoring – he focuses on…

  5. Renewable Energy on the Rise

    Whether solar, waste-to-energy, battery energy storage systems, or compressed natural gas, RETTEW is involved with many projects in the renewable energy market. In some cases, we’re working with a municipality or other government agency to support utility infrastructure. In other cases, we’re hired by private industrial companies to improve plant operations via waste processing. In…

  6. July 4 Safety

    Practice these safety tips to fully enjoy your July 4 holiday!  

  7. Creek Banks, Cows, and the Chesapeake Bay

    A creek restored on a farm. It may seem like a small project, but the Big Beaver Creek restoration on an Amish farm in Lancaster County, PA will make a big difference in the local and regional environment. The restoration project won the 2018 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence this Spring, awarded by the Pennsylvania…

  8. A Day to Remember: Kid Edition

    What makes a good day at work? For a typical RETTEW employee, it might include some great client conversations, moving forward on a project, and completing a big deliverable. But a good day at work this week included a scavenger hunt, pizza for lunch, and Mr. Potato Head! RETTEW offices participated in National Take Our…

  9. A Challenge of Cities

    Leading a city, town, or borough is no easy job. Public officials, staff, and community volunteers are continuously looking for innovative and creative ways to address the many challenges they face on a daily basis. Not only should these leaders receive support from their communities for the work they do, they should also be lauded…

  10. Solar Going In

    The University Area Joint Authority, a RETTEW client, has broken ground on a new solar array at its site in State College, PA. The array will provide more than 2.6 megawatts of power, installed on about nine acres of property. Financed and owned by New York-based Pace Energy, LLC, a renewable energy investment firm, the…

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Critical Infrastructure: What’s at Stake?

Societal and economic systems help make the world go round. Everyone uses energy, communication, water, and other infrastructure…

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RETTEW Board of Directors Member Changes

Mark Lauriello, our CEO Emeritus, is retiring from RETTEW sometime this year, and consequently, he has stepped down…

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