Hussey Gay Bell welcomes two new engineers to the team - Senior Transportation Engineer, Richard Mielke, PE, and Project Engineer, Haydon Rollins.  Mielke has 20 years of experience in both the public and private sectors, specializing in road improvement projects, traffic signal designs, traffic impact studies, signal warrant studies and traffic calming projects. He holds a Master’s degree and a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Georgia Tech and is a licensed PE in the State of Georgia.  A native of Statesboro, Rollins is a recent graduate of Georgia Southern University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree.  Prior to his graduation, Mr. Rollins completed three internships with local civil engineering firms.  Both gentleman's primary responsibilities will include the design and permitting of projects notably in the firm’s transportation, commercial/residential, government, education and industrial markets.

Hussey Gay Bell also announces two honors: G. Holmes Bell, IV, PE, CEO has been named a 2017 Notable Georgian by Georgia Trend for the second year in a row.  Bell is one of 50 named Notables in the State of Georgia; the honor is reserved for Georgians who are making an impact on the state.  Principal & Vice President, Jennifer Oetgen, PE, has been named to the Leadership Georgia Class of 2017.  Oetgen is one of 63 selected participants.  Leadership Georgia is a prestigious 45-year-old organization of community and state leaders. Affiliated with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Georgia trains and builds a network of emerging young leaders from across the state.