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Electric Investor-Owned Utility
DRG and ISA partnership bolsters workforce to address Camp Fire aftermath.
Utility Vegetation Management
A focus on safety has resulted in over 12 million miles driven safely by the Davey Resource Group UVM team in the past two years.
Parks & Trails
DRG provided design, permitting, project management, site surveying, and more to Medina County Park District for the farm-themed play area in Allardale Park.
Natural Gas/Pipeline
Just-in-time Environmental Permitting Keeps Large Pipeline Project on Track.
Residential/Mixed Use
DRG helped Holloway Ponds HOA install an environmentally-sustainable alternative to traditional landscaping through a series of rain gardens. DRG’s design plan was developed to eliminate turf, reduce stormwater runoff from the adjacent road, and support a variety of pollinator species.
Non-Profit
DRG collaborated with Gorman Heritage Farm to design and build a stormwater wetland system to manage runoff. The system, comprising three cells with seepage walls doubling as pedestrian walkways, improves water quality and habitat in the Mill Creek Watershed while preserving its historic character.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
DRG works with a Midwestern electric utility to target hospitals and high-priority circuits to improve reliability during a time of enhanced electrical infrastructure importance.
Electric Co-op Utility
After devastating damage caused by Hurricane Laura, Beauregard Electric Co-op needed up-to-date inventory data to receive FEMA funding assistance that would help repair their assets.
Cemetery
Davey Resource Group used a tree risk assessment to catch the spread of stem canker disease among Washelli Cemetery’s Lombardy poplar trees in Seattle.
Electric Co-op Utility
Davey crews cleared 6.25 miles of densely forested land in Indiana, helping Hoosier Energy connect two substations with a newly constructed transmission line.
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