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OHM Advisors New President Jon Kramer featured in Crain's Detroit Business

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OHM Advisors’ New President Featured in Crain’s Detroit Business in ‘The Conversation’

Jon Kramer joined OHM Advisors in 1993 as an intern, and on this January 1 took the reins as the firm’s new president.

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Five New Shareholders Elected to OHM Advisors Firm Partnership

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OHM Advisors Opens Greater Louisville Office

Amy Crowgey 2020 Employee of the Year

Amy Crowgey Named OHM Advisors 2020 Employee of the Year

Kelly Jackson, Director of Human Resources

OHM Advisors: Meet our Experts Series

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Rochester Hills Urban Design Project Wins MAP “Planning Excellence Award"

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America's Water Infrastructure Act: Upcoming Deadlines for Drinking Water Systems

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A.I. Tool for Asset Management

Christine Spitzley AWWA MI Fuller and Van Der Kolk Awards

Spitzley Receives 2020 AWWA Michigan Section Awards

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OHM Advisors Signs CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion™ Pledge

Oakland County, Michigan’s Northwestern Connector Triangle, designed by OHM Advisors.

Roundabout Design: Theory and Practice

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PFAS: Identifying Sources and Managing Emerging Risks

OHM Advisors announces President-Elect, Jon Kramer.

OHM Advisors Announces New Firm President

Aerial of Grove Road in Washtenaw County, after OHM Advisors worked with WCRC on emergency stabilization.

Emergency Stabilization Project Led by OHM Advisors Recognized Nationally by American Public Works Association

Cleveland's Vision for the Valley includes Collision Bend, narrow and crooked passages along Cuyahoga River.

Cleveland’s ‘Vision for the Valley’ Plan Nears Completion

Various transportation needs and safe pedestrian crossings at an intersection.

Future Road Design Planning for Cities, Part 1: Improving Safety for All