Steven Hebnes, PE, CCM

 Steven was the project manager and design engineer for upgrades to 14 of AWWU's existing reservoirs. The project replaced the existing reservoir overflow piping and collection manholes, as required by the sanitary survey, to provide the ADEC-required air gap. He developed plans and specifications in accordance with MASS, AWWA D100, and IPI 650 requirements for welded steel tanks. This project was substantially completed in the Fall of 2023; final completion was Summer of 2024. 

Steven was the Project Engineer for developing a new school location, building access boardwalks, utilities, water storage tanks, and a new sewage lagoon. He was responsible for all site development tasks, design of boardwalk/elevated truck crossing, permitting, coordination with other disciplines, and CA services. 

 Steven was the Project Manager/Civil Engineer responsible for the development of a new LKSD Bethel Campus fire protection system to replace the existing fire pump and fire water storage system. The new system was connected to the new LKSD firewater service and connected to the City of Bethel distribution. He was responsible for all site development, utility connections, permitting, coordination with other disciplines, and CA Services.  

  Steven was the Lead Civil Engineer who performed the site and utility design of the new filter plant building and critical secondary water intake for CBS. The new filter building was sited adjacent to the existing UV facility for access to the existing raw and distribution water mains. The critical secondary water intake is located within Sawmill Creek Canyon and uses a screen-mounted system designed to deliver 14.1 cfs of water. Steven assisted throughout construction, which was completed in Spring 2022.