The City of Halstad, MN, along with the US Army Corps of Engineers, first built a levee in the 1980s to provide flood protection from the Red River. Since the unparalleled flood of 2009 indicated an even greater need for flood protection, the Wild Rice Watershed District has partnered with the City to provide flooding
Flood Control Protection Project in Halstad Read More »
HEI replaced the Fish, Lizzie, and Prairie Lake Dams with new rock ramps and natural boulder arch rapids to allow for fish passage.
Fish, Lizzie, and Prairie Lake Dam Removals on the Pelican River Read More »
The City of Fergus Falls owns and operates a mixed municipal solid waste (MMSW) facility on a 183-acre parcel of land. HEI has been providing consistent professional engineering services for this site for more than 10 years.
Fergus Falls Landfill Facility Permitting and Design Read More »
Farmers across Minnesota are leading conservation efforts in their communities to help preserve and improve water quality in their area.
Farmer-Led Conservation Councils Read More »
As a result of the record-setting 2009 spring flood event, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the cities of Fargo and Moorhead obtained HEI to complete an ongoing feasibility study to come up with solutions to address flooding in the F-M metro area.
Fargo-Moorhead Metropolitan Area Flood Risk Management and Unsteady HEC-RAS Modeling Read More »
With the City of Fargo’s continued growth and development, there has been a need for additional water storage within the Fargo water distribution system. Because of this, a new 2-million gallon elevated water tower was built in south Fargo.
With a massive population influx occurring in western North Dakota, SpartanNash saw the need for an additional supermarket to serve Dickinson and the surrounding area.
Family Fare Supermarket Read More »
HEI was retained to complete municipal and site development for a new residential site that hosts more than 50 lots.
Edgewood Estates Residential Development Read More »
HEI worked with RCWD to help them reduce reliance on groundwater while saving money on water use, improving water storage, and mitigating flooding.
Districtwide Water Reuse Planning Read More »
HEI performs floodplain map modernization or Risk MAP projects for 17 counties throughout North Dakota.
DFIRM and Floodplain Map Modernization/Risk MAP Projects Read More »
We begin by thoroughly researching available grant opportunities to identify those best suited to your specific project needs. Our team leverages our deep understanding of federal, state, and local grant programs, as well as foundation grants, to ensure a comprehensive search. We evaluate eligibility criteria, funding priorities, and timelines to match your project with the most appropriate funding sources. This targeted approach maximizes the potential for securing financial support for your project.