Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc. (FHI)

discipline listFHI is a full-service planning consulting firm, providing services to public and private sector clients since 1987. FHI brings experienced planning perspectives to projects of all sizes, working from a variety of office locations in Connecticut, New Jersey and Oregon.

Staff specialists include planners, engineers, environmental scientists, and cultural resource specialists with expertise in transportation, natural resources, historic resources, community planning, public involvement, information technology and GIS, and other support fields. Thorough knowledge of the planning process, value-added GIS, innovative presentation techniques, and strong quality assurance augment the high quality of our service and products as shown by our strong track record of repeat clients.

FHI is certified as a disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) in over 26 states.

FHI In the News...

  • FHI Recognized as a
    Best Firm by ZweigWhite
  • FHI Partners with
    National Complete Streets Coalition
  • New Jersey
    Expansion Continues
  • Staff Certified
    in Bicycle Education
In September 2008, FHI received a Best Firms award at the ZweigWhite Best Firms Conference in San Francisco. FHI ranked 14th in the “2008 Best Environmental Services Firms to Work For” category. This was our first entry into the competition, and we are looking forward to moving up the ranking list in the coming years. Zweig- White, the country’s leading source of management and consulting information and education for the design and construction industry, sponsors this annual, national competition in association\ with the Environmental Business Journal and CE News. We particularly value this “Best Firms” award, since a large component of the ranking process was based on input from our staff on such criteria as benefits, compensation, training and mentoring programs, as well as turnover rates, career development opportunities, company culture and quality of work.
FHI has become a Bronze Level sponsor for the National Complete Streets Coalition (www.completestreets.org). The Coalition is intended to promote awareness and education and on Complete Streets. Susan VanBenschoten of our staff recently presented at the 1,000 Friends of Connecticut Conference on Complete Streets utilizing a variety of education material from the Coalition.
Kristen Ahlfeld has continued to travel throughout New Jersey to promote and expand FHI’s presence in the state.  FHI is currently involved as a subconsultant with a number of projects in New Jersey including the Route 27 Corridor in Union County, Bergen Passaic Bus Study and an Performance Review for Transportation Projects for the Northern Jersey Transportation Planning Agency (NJTPA).   Kristen has also been attending NJ APA events Society for Marketing Professional (SMPS) programs and meeting with our existing clients to establish new partnering opportunities for FHI in New Jersey.  Kristen will also be at the upcoming New Jersey TransAction conference in Atlantic City this May.
Marcy Miller recently completed an intensive, 30-hour training course to become a League of American Bicyclists (LAB) League Certified Instructor (LCI). Marcy is now certified to teach the LAB bicycle education curriculum to adults and children and is currently assisting the Central Connecticut Bicycle Alliance (CCBA) and the Capitol Region Council of Governments (CRCOG) in developing a formal bicycle education program in Central Connecticut. Marcy is certified to teach both adult and youth bicycling education programs. Marcy will be also looking to incorporate the education program into FHI’s Safe Routes to School Projects.


 

 

 
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