Garver aids Hurricane Laura relief efforts
Employees in Garver's Frisco, Texas office combined to donate more than $2,200 in supplies to be used in Hurricane Laura relief efforts.
READ ARTICLEGarver Water to present at virtual Texas Water 2020
Water professionals from across the country aren’t gathering in person for the nation’s largest regional water conference this year, but Garver’s leading water experts are still discussing the issues that matter the most to the water and wastewater industry.
READ ARTICLEHanson, Marshall nominated for Empowering Women in Industry awards
West Texas Water Business Team Leader Tina Hanson, PE, and Central Region Water Business Planning Manager Krysten Marshall have been nominated for awards that honor impactful women working in the AEC and other industries.
READ ARTICLEGarver, Frisco ISD partner for STEM scholarships
Garver's annual partnership with the Frisco Independent School District has led to nearly $13,000 in scholarships to students planning to choose STEM careers.
READ ARTICLEGarver, Tarleton State combine for WEAT competition win
Garver Water Project Engineer Wesley Lozano recently led a team that took first place in the WEAT Student Design Competition. He is one of several Garver Water Team members who have participated in the competition on a team mentored by Garver's Tina Hanson.
READ ARTICLEGarver continues expansion, opens South Texas office
In an effort to deliver infrastructure improvements to even more communities, Garver is excited to announce the opening of its new South Texas office in Harlingen, Texas. Garver now has 23 offices spread between 10 states, including nine in Texas.
READ ARTICLEGarver relocates Fort Worth office
In Fort Worth since 2010, Garver recently moved its operations to the Bank of America Financial Center in downtown Fort Worth on West Seventh St., which will allow it to more efficiently deliver aviation, transportation, and water projects.
READ ARTICLEGarver, STEM students meet at Texas State Capitol
Garver’s dedication to promoting the importance of a STEM education was recognized recently by the Texas House of Representatives, while it shared that message with about 200 students from across the state.
READ ARTICLESober takes over as WEAT president
WEAT was established in 1928 with a mission to promote the growth and development of its members. During the one-year term, Jeff hopes to grow the organization by advancing its operator training programs, continuing its efforts in public outreach, membership growth, and business practices.
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