Laberge Group has been preparing for the anticipated Phase II Reopening during the past several weeks. We will be welcoming the majority of our team back to the office in phases, while some team members will continue to work remotely for the time-being. The phased return to the office is beginning on June 4 and […]
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Congratulations to the Town of Highland, NY on the completion of construction of your Highway Department Garage. Laberge Group is proud to have provided architectural and engineering design services for this environmentally responsible facility that will extend the life of your fleet and improve the working environment for your Highway Department employees. LEED principles were
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Laberge Group was retained by the Village of Otego to prepare a Preliminary Engineering Report to address proposed improvements to the Village’s water system. The report will study and provide preliminary design solutions for improvements to the water main and distribution lines. Laberge Group will also evaluate the efficacy and cost implications of eliminating a
The Planned extension of the municipal sewer system along the Route 9 in Moreau, NY is already spurring economic development projects within the Town. Laberge Group was retained by the Town of Moreau to provide design and construction services to extend the existing sewer system to serve the commercial corridor. Neighboring communities along the same
Laberge Group was retained by the Town and Village of Rhinebeck, New York to study the feasibility of Court Consolidation and Shared Services opportunities. Laberge Group’s Local Government Operations & Efficiency team will assess the municipalities’ current judicial courts and analyze the efficiencies that may be realized by potential consolidation. The study will also examine
Laberge Group delivered a pair of presentations exploring the deep connection between infrastructure and economic development for New York communities at the 2020 Annual Meeting of the Association of Towns (AOT). The two-part presentations explored the age-old “chicken-and-egg” question asked by elected officials, developers, and tax payers in municipalities across the State, “Does Economic Development Lead
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