The headquarters of Spotts, Stevens and McCoy at 1047 North Park Road in Wyomissing, is expected to be the new home of the First Presbyterian Church in Reading. The church, founded in 1814, plans to lease space to SSM after purchasing the building from the consulting firm.
Read More“Thy fate is the common fate of all; into each life some rain must fall.”
-- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Read MoreFiltration Operations and Optimization
Treating your Water/Wastewater Operation Like a Business
Read MoreWhether your organization owns, leases, or manufactures space shuttles, IT equipment, fleet vehicles, biological samples, or spare parts, good asset management practices not only provide value but are essential to running a successful business.
Read MoreSafe drinking water begins at the source.
Read MoreBeing the shortest month in the year, February serves as a great reminder to us to take a moment to look around and focus our attention on the little things that make a big impact in our lives.
Read MoreOur water/wastewater engineers can help remedy even your largest sewer problems and nuisances!
Read MoreSam Zook, SIT is the third surveyor at SSM to receive certification as a Drone Pilot.
Read MoreThe Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is offering grants up to $200,000 to local entities in the Chesapeake Bay watershed for stormwater management projects that implement best management practices (BMP) to reduce the amount of nutrients and sediment pollution in local waterways.
Read MoreNew Year’s is the perfect time of year to reflect on areas where you’d like to see a change in your organization and to take steps to achieve those improvements.
Read MoreSpottlight on Historic Preservation | Protecting our History for Future Generations
Read MoreDrone Technology. Pilots Earn Certification: Two members of the SSM Survey team: Chris Snyder, PLSand Steve Smith have received their certification as Drone Pilots.
Read MoreSpottlight on . . . Fire Prevention
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Prevent disasters with a proactive approach to water quality. Protect your system with current and comprehensive emergency procedures.Maintain a current Emergency Response Plan to help reduce impacts to your system by unforeseen circumstances, or situations beyond your control.
A greenway, open space and trail network connects people to nature, each other, village and town centers, parks, historic sites, and the other resources found in your community.
Read MoreLet SSM be your personal trainer. Take advantage of our experience to build a strong and healthy community park system.
Read MoreIf your source water protection plan was developed four or more years ago, new tools and technology can improve your plan and make a positive impact on source water protection.
Read Moreregulatory and legislative updates, best practices, and new technologies for source water protection
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