DGL’s Barb Jones, PE, PTOE is presenting at OTEC this afternoon! Her session, “Re-timing Congested Corridors... Cutting out the Chaos”, focuses on re-timing congested corridors and includes considerations for making large-scale system improvements, such as system size; financial resources; personnel resources (engineering and maintenance); long-term goals and problems observed, as well as quick-hit, low-cost processes.

BGSU recently held their 33rd Annual Women in STEM Program. This program focuses on girls in grades 6, 7 and 8 and exposes them to careers in the STEM fields through hands-on activities. DGL’s own Corrinne Lochtefeld, EI and Amy Zimmerman, PE are a proud part of the program!

Toledo’s ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) invited Mike Gramza, PE and Rick McGuckin, PE, CPESC to speak on October 19th about the Planning and Design Process of the Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) at the interchange of S.R. 25 and I-475/U.S.23 in Perrysburg.

DGL is a proud part of this new headquarters!  Congrats to all involved!!!! Make sure to view the Toledo Blade's article here showcasing the details of this New world-class headquarters!

DGL, along with ODOT celebrated the official ground breaking ceremony for the State Route 25 Diverging Diamond Interchange! "The design will allow twice as much traffic to pass through the ramp intersections without widening the bridge or adding lanes to Route 25," Todd Audet, ODOT’s district deputy director in Bowling Green, said during the news conference today to announce the project.

DGL would like to congratulate our very own Drew Coutcher on his recent award as the ASCE Toledo Section Young Engineer of the Year!