
SCS Engineers will join the 2025 WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference, West Virginia’s top redevelopment event. The conference brings together community leaders, redevelopment professionals, and industry experts to share strategies for brownfields redevelopment and downtown revitalization.
The 2025 WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference marks 20 years since the WV Brownfields Assistance Centers were founded. This year’s program includes workshops, sessions, and networking focused on rural community growth and revitalization.
SCS Engineers looks forward to connecting with peers and advancing redevelopment conversations at the 2025 WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference.
Register by September 2 to secure your spot.

This 2025 National Brownfields Training Conference workshop will identify and describe various brownfield capital sources ranging from brownfield-specific funding to traditional redevelopment financing. Many brownfield projects require multiple capital sources to succeed; the more difficult the project, the more needed capital sources. A deeper dive will show how sources can integrate and be stacked, used sequentially for the various stages of redevelopment, and combined with private investment.
This workshop offers more than just a list of capital sources. Capital sources will be described and presented in a “generic” matrix showing the stack and sequence possibilities in the first half. Then, in the second half of the workshop, we’ll collectively work through Stack & Sequence project scenarios to demonstrate the wide range of possibilities for brownfield redevelopment funding/financing programs.
This SCS workshop accommodates individual sites and broad areas in urban and rural scenarios. Public agencies and non-profits will benefit by learning how to best promote redevelopment through utilizing multiple capital sources. Additionally, practitioners will gain insights, tools, and strategies for working with developers and investors and cultivating successful public-private partnerships that support communities’ neighborhood revitalization goals.

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Join SCS Engineers, Visionary Sponsors, at the California Land Recycling Conference (CALRC), hosted by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 9 and the CA Department of Toxic Substances Control’s (DTSC) Office of Brownfields in collaboration with the Center for Creative Land Recycling, from September 16-18 at the Carson Event Center in Carson, CA.
CALRC is the premier event for community, municipal, and redevelopment professionals focused on the beneficial reuse of underutilized and contaminated properties. CALRC provides the tools, training, and connections you need to create and capitalize on opportunities for revitalization.
Join SCS for a unique off-site experience at WasteExpo 2025, where you’ll discover how landfills can be repurposed into thriving disc golf courses and play a round of Disc Golf! SCS Engineers and Innova Champion Discs host this event, combining education, sustainability, and fun. Perfect for innovative landfill redevelopment, outdoor recreation, and sustainability.
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Join SCS Engineers at the 38th Annual Environmental Permitting Summer School (EPSS) in Marco Island, Florida, from July 16th to 19th, 2024. This year’s EPSS promises to be a premier event, uniting public and private professionals for exceptional leadership development, networking, and top-notch programming. The Environmental Permitting Summer School is attended by attorneys, consultants, engineers, state and local government officials, developers, landowners, and others with a strong interest in environmental issues in Florida.
SCS Experts will be speaking on the following topics:
Land and Golf Course Redevelopment: Opportunities and Challenges
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Remediation Strategies and Case Studies
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Join us to gain valuable insights and connect with leading professionals in the field. Don’t miss out on this opportunity for growth and collaboration! Click for more conference details and information.
Join SCS Engineers at the 2024 WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference, taking place September 10th to 12th, 2024, at the Summersville Arena & Conference Center. This premier redevelopment event in West Virginia offers insightful sessions and workshops focused on brownfields redevelopment and downtown revitalization in rural communities.
Registration opens in June, so mark your calendars and join us for this all-day event where industry leaders converge to discuss strategies for sustainable development and community renewal. Don’t miss this opportunity to at the 2024 WV Brownfields & Main Street Conference connect, learn, and contribute to the future of West Virginia’s economic and environmental landscape.
Melissa Schick will be speaking at the conference!
Join SCS Engineers at the 2024 Virginia Brownfields Conference, an event hosted by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the City of Lynchburg Office of Economic Development & Tourism. This conference, held in Lynchburg, VA from June 25th to June 27th, offers a comprehensive exploration of brownfield redevelopment and the revitalization of communities.
Attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the captivating story of Lynchburg’s development, including the remarkable transformation of landmarks such as Jefferson Street and The Virginian Hotel. Through engaging sessions, participants will gain valuable insights into the various facets of brownfield redevelopment, from initial concept planning to the final stages of development and reuse.
Melissa Schick will be presenting on Numbers Talk! Elevating Communities Through Data and Funding
Join SCS Engineers and fellow attendees for three days of learning, networking, and exploration at the 2024 Virginia Brownfields Conference. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this dynamic event shaping the future of brownfield redevelopment in Virginia and beyond.
Join SCS Engineers at The 2024 Florida Brownfields Association (FBA) Annual Brownfields Conference June 26th-28th. Working in cooperation with a wide range of governmental and non-governmental organizations and citizen groups, are a group of environmental stakeholders and professionals who provide brownfields information, assistance, and redevelopment strategies to communities and the public. The 2024 FBA Annual Brownfields Conference brings stakeholders together for networking, learning, and a community day for local organizations to help support and strengthen environmental justice support. The conference is June 26th – 28th in Gainesville, FL.
Melissa Schick and Douglas Latulippe will be in attendance. Register today!
Douglas will be presenting Solar on Brownfields at the conference. Don’t miss it!
Meet SCS Engineers brownfields experts, Candy Elliott, PG, and Melissa Schick, at our Booth at the Southeast Brownfields Conference and EPA New Grantee Workshop, September 21-22, in Pelham, Alabama.


Alabama Brownfields Association (ALBFA ) is hosting this annual event which includes a one-day technical conference plus EPA Region IV holding its New Grantee Workshop across two half-days. The conference is a forum for environmental professionals, state environmental agencies, tribes, local governments, and community stakeholders interested in brownfield redevelopment. Event registrants are able to attend a reception held on the evening of the 21st.
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We hope to see you there!
Join SCS on June 10 for another client webinar. Using case studies, we show you how our clients tackle common challenges using proven GIS technology to reduce expenses and run more productively.
Property Development: Time is money on development projects. Environmental engineers use GIS to more accurately pinpoint potential contamination sources, conduct site assessments, strategize remediation solutions, and see sampling results weeks faster. Infographics and dashboards show if and exactly where to continue sampling without waiting weeks or months for reports.
Landfills: Operators make diagnostic and forensic use of GIS to address maintenance tasks faster. We’ll cover modeling 3D wells and liquid level data, showing how GIS embedded dashboards and infographics pinpoint exactly where to assign staff. At the same time, supervisors monitor completed assignments seeing real-time results and what still needs attention.
Siting Solid Waste Facilities: Decision-makers use multi-criteria decision analysis incorporated into a geographic information system to account for relevant technical data, environmental, social, and economic factors during the site selection of a waste transfer station. The resulting maps and infographics are useful at public meetings too.