Since 1985, the planning and engineering firm has worked on thousands of local projects across Long Island and NYC. Now with the merger, and maintaining the same management team, the firm and its staff look forward to its next chapter in business.
Source: Rockville Centre Herald, April 13, 2023
LI’s Future Amid Climate Change Alison Branco, climate adaptation director for the Nature Conservancy, at Sandspit Marina in Patchogue on Tuesday. Credit: Newsday / John Paraskevas According to climate scientists and environmentalists, factors of climate change like rising ocean and bay tides will alter how Islanders live, work and play. John Cameron comments on economic trends and…
John Cameron comments on the broader trend of many New Yorkers leaving the state in pursuit of an affordable place to live. Read more!
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Experts: Boost Long Island Water Reuse Our Partner from the Water/Wastewater division, Steve Hadjiyane, PE, weighs in on a plan to reuse treated wastewater to irrigate golf courses, sod farms and nurseries which has the potential for “revolutionizing” water conservation on Long Island. Read more! For Newsday subscribers, click this link, (page 5) or view…
Connecting trails from Manhattan to Montauk Stretching some 175 miles, the Long Island Greenway is intended to serve walkers and cyclists alike on a trail beginning in Manhattan and terminating on the east end of Montauk. Construction is set to begin next year, focusing on a 25-mile stretch between Eisenhower Park in East Meadow and…
Discussing the Grand plan Baldwin residents urged the Hempstead Town Board to approve a $100 million mixed-use development project at a former parking lot along Grand Avenue after traffic flow concerns were addressed by the developer. Rebecca Goldberg, Civil Engineering Director, comments on the traffic signage. For Newsday Subscribers, click this link, or view…
A Peek at Careers in STEM: LI Students Hear from Employers at Cradle Expo High school students from seven Long Island schools gathered at the Cradle of Aviation Museum to hear from engineers, scientists and technicians about careers in STEM. Cameron Engineering staff presented to over 225 students in rotating 15-minute presentations to inform them…
New Life Sciences Hub would change LI Michael Dowling, President and Chief Executive of Northwell Health, and James Hayward, President and Chief Executive of Applied DNA Sciences, reflect on Cameron Engineering’s Midway Crossing project and how it will benefit Long Island’s future. For Newsday Subscribers, click this link, or view this article in .pdf format…
Various residents of Wyandanch Village give their input on why the development is a great place to live for people aged 62 and over. The Albanese Organization weighs in on future construction plans over the next few years.
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John D. Cameron Jr., P.E. is named on the Long Island Business News Power List. The list highlights 60 of the most powerful influencers who are changing our communities for the better.
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