Williams & Works will be working with the City of Belding on the engineering and design of a 2.2 mile rail trail.
Williams & Works is working to revitalize the Southtown neighborhood in Grand Rapids.
W&W's own Lynee Wells, AICP, is helping to build a better block in Grand Rapids
Williams & Works is working on a Master Plan update in Mason County.
Williams & Works was part of the consultant team that presented a new Farmers' Market Master Plan to the City of Kalamazoo.
Williams & Works is assisting the City of Norton Shores with the construction of bike lanes.
Williams & Works has recently added high definition scanning to its suite of survey services. Contact us to learn more about high definition scanning and how Williams & Works is on the leading edge of this exciting new technology.

Wells, L. Retrofitting Suburbia through Corridor Improvement Districts. Published in The Review, the official magazine of the Michigan Municipal League. July/August 2012.
Williams, S.E. Energy usage comparison between activated sludge treatment and rotating biological contactor treatment of
municipal wastewater. [PDF] May 2012.
Williams, S.E. Reconsidering Rotating Biological Contactors. January 2011.
Energy Recovery with Digester Gas Utilization. [PDF 1.6 MB] Presented by Jeff Pugh, PE, at the MWEA Process Seminar in East Lansing, MI, December 8, 2010.
Kilpatrick, J., Dienes, S and Frankland, C. Service Consolidation in Michigan. Presented at the 2010 Michigan Association of Planning Annual Conference. October 2010.