Four Waters Engineering team members had a great time attending the FSAWWA Region II Wine for Water event. The event, for which 4Waters was a sponsor, benefitted Water for People, a nonprofit organization committed to helping communities in developing countries by supporting locally sustainable drinking water resources, sanitation facilities, and health and hygiene education programs.
Four Waters Engineering’s Michael Klink, P.E. presented at the Town of Port Royal Public Workshop on November 5 to discuss the recently completed Stormwater Master Plan — a key step in improving the town’s stormwater system and planning for future capital investments.
The Stormwater Master Plan assesses the status of existing infrastructure and outlines improvements to meet the Town’s desired level of service. The study focuses on the area east of Battery Creek, including Old Village, the Port of Port Royal, and the North End—covering approximately 1,124 acres.
We’re proud to sponsor the AWWA Model Water Tower Competition!
The Model Water Tower Competition (MWTC) inspires the next generation of engineers by challenging middle and high school students to design and build model water towers that balance cost efficiency, hydraulic performance, structural integrity, and creative design.
We had a great time connecting with students at the UNF Career Fair yesterday! Thank you to the University of North Florida for hosting us and to all the talented Ospreys who stopped by our table to learn more about opportunities with 4Waters. We’re excited about the future and the chance to work alongside such bright, motivated individuals.
We're proud to share that 4Waters GIS Analyst Neil Peterson has officially earned his GISP (Certified Geographic Information Systems Professional) certification! The GISP is an internationally recognized designation awarded to qualified professionals in the GIS field that certifies their knowledge and experience. The certification process consists of a portfolio-based application and exam that illustrates an applicant's background in education, professional experience, and contributions to the profession.
The Sands Beach Causeway in the Town of Port Royal is officially open!
Four Waters is proud to have designed this 150 foot long, 24 foot wide timber bridge providing access to Sands Beach, one of the only beaches in Beaufort County where cars and golf carts can drive on to the beach.
The access was previously affected by salt water tidally and had large holes that sometimes trapped or damaged vehicles. The causeway provides a safe route for vehicles and pedestrians to enjoy the beach.
We are so proud that our very own Megan Helge, 4Waters GIS Intern and student at Jacksonville University (JU), was featured as a presenter at the 2025 JU Undergraduate GIS Conference. This regional conference highlighted research conducted by JU students and faculty who apply GIS to address various environmental challenges.
Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Four Waters Engineering's 10th Anniversary! We are so thankful to be surrounded by such a supportive community. Congratulations to our founders, Angela Bryan, Laura Constantino, and Michael Klink on ten years in business!
The Four Waters Team had a great time participating in the 5th annual APWA NE FL Cornhole Tournament.
Exciting news! Four Waters principal Laura Constantino has achieved certification in NASSCO’s Pipeline Assessment Certification Program (PACP™), Lateral Assessment Certification Program (LACP™), and Manhole Assessment Certification Program (MACP™)! As a leader in trenchless technology education and advocacy, NASSCO sets the industry standard for pipeline inspection and assessment. Laura’s accomplishment reflects Four Waters' commitment to excellence. Congratulations, Laura! We can't wait to see the new opportunities these certifications bring!
