The staff of R. G. Miller Engineers is going all out to help with Hurricane Harvey relief efforts – collecting needed items for those affected by the storm and making plans to volunteer in the community. RGME hasgenerously contributed to Katy Christian Ministries’ Harvey Recovery, which is providing a wide variety of supplies and assistance […]
On Saturday, September 23, six employees from R. G. Miller Engineers, along with four University of Houston student members of the American Society of Civil Engineers, volunteered to assist in the cleanup of a retired Army veteran’s home in the Canyon Gates community in Katy. Canyon Gates was one of numerous communities devastated by flooding […]
This year marked the 31st Anniversary of the Summer Games, the inaugural component of the Harris County Precinct One Street Olympics founded in 1986 by the late Commissioner El Franco Lee. This year, Commission Rodney Ellis continued with Commissioner Lee’s rich legacy of providing resources to youth throughout the community. On Friday, August 4, 2017, […]
Michael F. Bloom, P.E., Manager of the Sustainability Practice at R. G. Miller Engineers, Inc., will be a featured instructor in a day-long course on Flooding and Stormwater, Tuesday, September 12th, at Trini Mendenhall Community Center, 1414 Wirt Road in Houston. The course is sponsored by The Texas Citizen Planner Program, a planning education program […]
Craig has more than eight years of experience in Land Development and District Engineering, with a background in water, sanitary, drainage and paving design, project management and construction administration. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Houston, as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Science […]
The Urban Land Institute has recognized a residential community northwest of Houston for its water drainage system, which was credited for preventing flooding of its homes during Tax Day Storm of 2016 The National Urban Planning organization cited Stonebrook Estates, a 51-acre single-family home community in northwest Harris County, as an example of how ‘low-impact […]
