SCS Engineers will be at the 40th Annual Environmental Permitting Summer School (EPSS) conference. This program takes place July 21–24, 2026, at the JW Marriott Marco Island in Marco Island, Florida. Bringing together more than 1,200 attorneys, consultants, engineers, government officials, developers, and industry professionals to explore the latest developments in environmental permitting, energy, and growth management across Florida.
The conference features 300+ expert speakers, 80+ interactive breakout sessions, and an exhibitor program showcasing innovative solutions and emerging trends. Attendees can earn continuing education credits while gaining practical insights into evolving regulations, policies, and best practices.
SCS is proud to have a team of experts attending the conference including, Brittney Odom, Gina Rodriguez, Marco Hernandez, Chris King, Steven Freund, Som Kundral, Neil Campbell, Joshua Blanco, Justin Craig, Leslie Smith, Tom Mesk, and Katie Megar. Come see us at Booth #203.
Brittney Odom will be presenting two sessions during the conference: Land and Golf Course Redevelopment: Opportunities and Challenges on Wednesday, July 22 and Remediation and Site Closure Strategies: Practical Solutions to Complex Sites on Friday, July 24. These sessions will explore key environmental considerations, redevelopment opportunities, and practical approaches for addressing complex site challenges. Connect with the SCS team to learn how we help clients navigate environmental permitting requirements, site redevelopment, remediation, and regulatory compliance while delivering sustainable, practical solutions.
SCS is also proud to sponsor the inaugural Roots of Adventure Kids Event, a hands-on environmental education experience hosted in partnership with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection at the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center. Designed for children of registered EPSS attendees, the program offers guided boat tours, estuary touch tank experiences, interactive exhibits, and opportunities to learn about wildlife, water quality, mangroves, and coastal ecosystems through engaging activities.”
