The JWC WTP is the primary drinking water supplier in Washington County, Oregon, and is responsible for treating, transmitting, and storing potable water for over 365,000 customers.
Learn MoreThe City of Lebanon is replacing its' aged WTP with a brand new Greenfield WTP. The new facility will have a capacity of 4.5 MGD, with the capability to be upgraded to 8 MGD.
Learn MoreBend’s sewer collection system is near capacity. In some areas, existing sewer pipes routinely approach overflow levels. In parts of the city it is difficult for Bend to add any major new employer or residential development. The Colorado Lift Station project upgrades and replaces the undersized and deficient Shevlin station in McKay Park.
Slayden won the American Construction Safety Excellence Award (CSEA), which was announced at the AGC Annual Convention in San Diego, California, in March. The CSEA reflects Slayden’s leadership under Tom Paul, who prioritizes safety at all levels of management and cultivates a buy-in culture and comprehensive safety program that ensures everyone is always safe. People at Slayden are empowered to speak up when they see something unsafe or a potential hazard. There’s always engagement at the executive level to assess best practices and make the right decisions so that safety measures continue to reflect the changing needs of the men and women on project sites. Key to their success is the proactive use of digital tools for safety planning, allowing them to anticipate and mitigate potential risks before they occur.
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Slayden has been concentrating its recruitment efforts at university career fairs renowned for their construction programs. During the fall and winter career fairs, Slayden worked hard to recruit and place nine interns for the summer of 2024. The students come from George Fox University, Boise State, Oregon State University (OSU), Oregon Institute of Technology, and Boston University. Slayden is excited to welcome Nina Le Brun, Lauren Wilder, Jaden Notehelfer, Owen Haugh, Jayce Clevenger, Nate Smith, Kellen Westbrooks, Hannah Song, and Evan Dela Cruz to its internship program.
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In March, Slayden hosted water/wastewater professionals and students at the Rock Creek Recovery Facility project in collaboration with the Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association (PNCWA). The tour was part of PNCWA’s Spring Summit, a workshop series hosted by PNCWA committees and water partners.
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