For its 50th Anniversary, it might be the most unique Earth Day ever. Normally, we would post something about
April 15, 2020
Dear Clients, Partners and Friends,
As we enter our second month of COVID-19 response, we wish to
Gordon Everett worked for Jones Edmunds as Resident Project Representative (RPR) in our Construction Department. Gordon worked closely with Gregg
Focus on Protecting and Restoring our Water Supply and Water Quality Resources
Florida’s population is expected to reach 26 million
Jones Edmunds and JEACES host holiday collection drives throughout Florida
You’ve heard it said, “We make a living by what
Please join us in welcoming Nina Berithova and Tim Conyers to our Jones Edmunds team.
Nina serves as an Engineer
The Jones Edmunds & Associates Annual Thanksgiving Basket Drive was a huge success company-wide! Thanks to our Associates who helped
The Florida Association of Counties (FAC) is preparing for the 2020 Legislative Session. Over two days in November, commissioners from
Thanks to Jones Edmunds Associates’ generosity, 200 pounds of food was delivered this week to the Hawthorne Food Pantry on
With Jones Edmunds, it is more than just a project. We routinely look for opportunities to engage with our clients
Jones Edmunds Senior VP, Terri Lowery had the privilege of speaking on Septic to Sewer Strategies at the Florida League
The University of Florida American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) student chapter held their first-ever golf tournament on Friday, November
Sweetwater Wetlands Park opened to the public in 2015. The 125-acre innovative wetland improves
David Yonge, PhD, PE represented Jones Edmunds at the American Groundwater Trust (AGWT) Managing Florida Aquifer Conference in Orlando. David,
Dr. Timothy Townsend is the Jones Edmunds Professor of Solid Waste Management at the University of Florida (UF) Department of
The Greater Gainesville Chamber of Commerce held a Member Appreciation Party at First Magnitude Brewing on October 9. During the
Volusia County’s Blue Spring is a first-magnitude spring not currently achieving its minimum flow and level. The St. Johns River
The University of Florida’s Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment (ESSIE) is at the cutting edge of integrating civil,
Jones Edmunds has recently pledged to The Gainesville Area Chamber’s Transforming Greater Gainesville five-year economic development strategy. This plan is
Peter Simms, PE presented at the Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) in Chicago alongside Kristen Sealey from