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DRMP Eliminates Decades-Old Chronic Flooding in Temple Park Neighborhood
January 29th, 2026 by Scott Garth, PE, LEED AP ND
For more than 60 years, residents of Temple Park in Temple Terrace, Florida, have endured chronic flooding caused by inadequate drainage. Since the neighborhood was first built in the early 1960s, rainstorms have frequently transformed streets into rivers. Temple Park Drive, the community’s main thoroughfare, would routinely flood, making travel hazardous, access to homes difficult, and weather conditions unpredictable. That changed with the Chinaberry Drive at Baywood Drive Drainage Improvements project, completed in December 2025 by DRMP.
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Posted in: All, Water Resources/Stormwater Management
DRMP Experts Guide Clients on Bridge Rehabilitation and Replacement Decisions
January 14th, 2026
Every four years, the American Society of Civil Engineer's national infrastructure report card offers a snapshot of how America’s bridges are performing. Behind the improved grade lies a complex reality of aging structures, growing traffic demands, and difficult decisions about repair versus replacement. DRMP's structural engineers evaluate bridge conditions, remaining service life, constructability, and traffic impacts to deliver practical, durable solutions that keep critical infrastructure safe.
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Posted in: All, Structural Engineering, Transportation
DRMP Employees Give Back to Local Communities During 2025 Holiday Season
January 7th, 2026
Each year, DRMP employees give back to the communities they serve, and this year was no exception. During the holiday season, employees across the firm supported local organizations through donation drives, fundraising, and hands-on volunteer efforts, helping spread joy and make a difference for families and children in need.
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Posted in: All, DRMPCares