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Wharton-Smith Celebrates Grand Opening of Fire Station #67 in Kissimmee
On June 27, Wharton-Smith joined Osceola County Fire Chief Larry Collier, County Commissioner Ricky Booth, and other community members to mark the Grand Opening of Austin Tindall Fire Station 67 in Kissimmee, Florida. Instead of a ribbon cutting, firefighters opted to [...]
Wharton-Smith Employees Join Forces to Support The Spring of Tampa Bay
Wharton-Smith team members in Tampa joined forces to volunteer at The Spring of Tampa Bay, an organization dedicated to providing safe spaces and empowering services to survivors of domestic violence and their children. On Friday, June 16, a group of [...]
Wharton-Smith Goes Three for Three at the ABC Excellence in Construction Awards in Tampa
The Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of ABC recognized and celebrated outstanding projects built by its members earlier this year, and the chapter’s highest recognition is the Eagle Award. Three Wharton-Smith projects received an Eagle Award at a gala held at [...]
Wharton-Smith Women Warriors Unite for a Cause
The Women Build program by Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter empowers women to make a meaningful impact by constructing homes, building communities, and creating brighter futures for local families. Their motto, "We'd rather build it than clean it!" reflects their [...]
Wharton-Smith Joins Water Collaborative Delivery Association
Wharton-Smith is delighted to announce its recent membership in the Water Collaborative Delivery Association! Two of our team members, Project Executive Erik Anderson and Director of Business Development Todd O’Donnell were introduced as the organization’s newest members at the Quarterly [...]
Boosting Capacity and Reliability: Hastings Wastewater Treatment Plant Receives Major Improvements
On June 7, Wharton-Smith joined St. Johns County representatives as they hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly upgraded Hastings Wastewater Treatment Plant. The facility underwent $6.76 million in improvements, funded by disaster recovery funds allocated to St. Johns County in response [...]
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