Noel and Christopher,
Awesome to hear of your efforts on Earth Day!
Best regards,
Scott
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Scott Tait, M.S., M.B.A., P.E., PMP, M. ASCE
Project Manager CIP-Water, Water Resources
Castle Rock Water
Town of Castle Rock, CO
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-28-2025 07:54 AM
From: Noel Rangel
Subject: Earth Day for Engineers
Hi Christopher,
Yes it is recognized, my employer represents a few municipal clients so there is always an opportunity to join their Earth Day trash pick up and stream sweeps.
A month ago I noticed that the area behind the company parking lot was starting to accumulate debris and other roadside trash, so I simply asked the owner if I was able to organize a trash pick up, which I was given the green light to pick up trash around the office. So at work last Friday 4/25/25 from 4 - 5 pm, on a purely volunteer basis, we picked up trash around the office and in our backyard stream <3 Campbells Run <3. While it wasn't a massive effort, I am proud of my effort and impact.
Warm Regards,
Noel
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Noel Rangel A.M.ASCE
Project Engineer
Pittsburgh PA
Original Message:
Sent: 04-25-2025 12:35 PM
From: Christopher Seigel
Subject: Earth Day for Engineers
Is Earth Day recognized by your employer? Are there any actions that staff typically take to mark the day (or week, month, etc)?
I am lucky to have a client that occasionally shares opportunities to participate in trash cleanups. These are commonly held during the spring and fall.
Below is a link to a recent cleanup I got to participate in. I'd love to hear about additional ideas or opportunities that others have been involved in.
A muddy army of volunteers helps clean up Philly's biggest tire dump
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| A muddy army of volunteers helps clean up Philly's biggest tire dump | Some 200 volunteers converged in Tacony Creek Park Saturday morning to help clean up thousands of used tires. One by one, they dug into the tire dump, sloshing stagnant water all over their pants. | View this on https://www.inquirer.com > |
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Christopher Seigel P.E., M.ASCE
Civil Engineer
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