Jordan Williams, Engineer in R. G. Miller Engineers’ Land Development Department, has been working as an assistant project manager at RGME for nearly five years, gaining experience with municipal utility districts and designing paving, water, sewer and drainage improvements for residential and commercial developments. She has worked in Harris, Montgomery and Fort Bend counties, City […]
Joseph D. Sosa, a Project Engineer in the Land Development Department, joined R. G. Miller Engineers in June of 2017 with more than four years of experience working for both private firms and government agencies. A Certified Floodplain Manager, he specializes in hydrologic and hydraulic studies, roadway drainage design and FEMA Letter of Map Changes […]
Jason Johnson, P.E., manager of the Utility District Services Department, recently served on the planning committee for this year’s annual HEROES for Children TopGolf Tournament Fundraiser, which took place on March 1 at the TopGolf facility in west Houston. G. Miller Engineers is a presenting sponsor of HEROES for Children, which provides direct and immediate […]
Each year R. G. Miller Engineers is proud to partner with the Fort Bend Rainbow Room. This year, along with our employees, we sponsored two children, ages 8 and 6, in support of the 2017 Children’s Christmas Project. Last year, this Annual Christmas Project provided gifts for over 650 children and adults in crisis within […]
RGME Star Wars fans eagerly awaited the arrival of Friday, December 15th, for the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi. RGME treated our staff to a company outing at the Regal Cinema in Richmond, Texas. A group of forty-two employees participated in this event for the movies premier, with our very own Andrew Paderanga […]
Contrary to popular belief, snow in Houston happens more than you might think. Although snow in Houston doesn’t happen every winter, it does happen. In fact, since the blizzard of 1895, it has snowed 35 times in Houston, with the most recent measurable snow was on December 4th, 2009, with 1-inch. Now, eight years later, […]
