Communications
2026 Golf Intern Summer Outing
As summer wraps up and our interns head back to school, we want to express our appreciation for their hard work, enthusiasm, and contributions throughout the season.
To celebrate a great summer, the HEI team hit the golf course with our interns and what a perfect way to wrap up a season.
City of Moline
Shared Use Path along 19th Street from Avenue of the Cities to 36th Avenue (Coaltown Road)
Work includes a new shared use path, retaining walls, traffic signal replacements and bridge modifications.
HEI is providing construction inspection services to help deliver a safer, more accessible bike route for residents and visitors.
City of East Moline
Downtown Beautification
Work included several new decorative light poles for a safer, more accessible lighting for businesses and visitors.
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2026 Koozie Check-In's
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Brian and Heather Mynatt (Moline), who were just married along the beautiful Norfolk stretch of the Clearwater River, just outside Pierce, Idaho.
The two of them toasted the day with their HEI koozies in hand, adding a fun personal touch to an already beautiful moment.
Happy 4th of July
Lake/River days really are the best days — sunshine, family, the Upper Wisconsin River, and my HEI koozie keeping everything perfectly chilled.
2026 U.S. Women's Open?
While Chelle wasn’t teeing off at The Riviera Country Club, she and JD were spending the day supporting our RI County Forest Preserve. HEI contributed to the reconstruction of Holes 6 and 18, and we’re grateful to be part of projects that strengthen our community.
2025 Koozie Recap
Kicking Off 2026!
Joe wasn’t quite ready to wrap up the excitement of HEI’s 80th anniversary, so he escaped to warmer weather while the Midwest winter did its worst - what a fantastic way to kick off 2026!
No, that’s not snow Chelle Hayslett headed south and traded winter chill for the sunny, warm days of Panama City Beach, Florida. She even caught the New Year’s Eve sunset at the perfect moment.
If you listen closely, you can almost hear the sun sizzle as it sinks into her HEI can koozie. And really, what are the odds she’d travel over a thousand miles only to end up on Hutchison Blvd?
HEI visits the St. Peter's Basilica
City of Rome, Italy for the Jubilee year!
Dan Draper may be a miracle worker when it comes to hitting client deadlines, but the moment he stepped onto Italian soil and gazed up at St. Peter’s Basilica, he got a humbling dose of perspective. After all, this colossal church—the largest in the world—took 120 years to complete, starting back in 1506. It wasn’t the work of one genius alone either; five principal architects shaped its grandeur, including none other than the legendary Michelangelo.
So the next time a deadline looms and the pressure’s on, take a breath—Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was St. Peter’s Basilica. Great things take time.
Ciao!
Head west, they say, if you're chasing Sage and Dusky Grouse. Nate Parrott from our Morton office took that advice to heart, venturing into Wyoming’s Medicine Bow National Forest—where the grouse are elusive and the beverages stay cold thanks to his trusty HEI can coozie.
Viva Las Vegas
Shane Larson proudly showing off our milestone 80th can koozie right in the heart of fabulous Las Vegas. With the city’s iconic lights and energy as the backdrop!
Hope Lady Luck was on your side!
Sunshine, salty air, and
sandy hair!
Ryan Bradle hit us with a beachy brag from Florida, featuring his HEI can koozie living its best life—meanwhile, that ocean view is so stunning, it waved at us and said, Wish you were Beer!
Monmouth Ribbon Cutting
HEI proudly joined the City of Monmouth, IL to celebrate the official ribbon cutting of the transformative $4 million Downtown Streetscape/Reconstruction Project.
HEI led design and construction engineering services for this DCEO grant funded project. The event attracted city elected officials and staff, state legislators, downtown business owners, and citizens of Monmouth who all came together to recognize the success of this initiative and applaud all that helped bring this project to life.
We would like to thank
Porter Brothers
& Massie, Massie and Associates, Inc. along with everyone else who played a role in making this complex and impactful project a reality!