Join Palmer Engineering as we reflect on a year built together and wish our clients, partners, and communities a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Palmer Engineering awards its scholarship to University of Kentucky junior Tyler Wilkerson, supporting the next generation of engineering professionals.

Palmer Engineering supported local communities during the holiday season through a company-wide food drive and charitable giving across its offices.

Downtown Winchester has been transformed through the Main Street High Side Project — enhancing accessibility, walkability, and the visitor experience between Broadway Street and Lexington Avenue. Palmer Engineering served as engineering consultant alongside The Allen Company and the City of Winchester.

Palmer Engineering’s Structures Summit traveled to Ohio for hands-on learning, plant tours, project discussions, and team collaboration focused on advancing structural engineering expertise.

Palmer Engineering presented the US 460 Reconstruction Project to ASHE Bluegrass, highlighting its design, completion, and impact on Eastern Kentucky transportation.

We are excited to announce that Stephanie Blain, PE, LEED AP has been named one of the 2025 Notable Women in Kentucky Politics & Government, as recognized by The Kentucky Gazette.

Downtown Winchester has been transformed through the Main Street High Side Project — enhancing accessibility, walkability, and the visitor experience between Broadway Street and Lexington Avenue. Palmer Engineering served as engineering consultant alongside The Allen Company and the City of Winchester.

Palmer Engineering is excited to be part of the County Engineers Association of Ohio (CEAO) Annual Winter Conference!

Each year, GIS Day offers an opportunity to recognize the power of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the talented professionals who use geospatial technology to better understand, design, and improve the world around us. At Palmer Engineering, GIS plays a pivotal role in nearly every project we touch—helping us build safer, smarter, and more connected communities.

From the Legacy Trail to Raven Run, Palmer Engineering is proud to have designed several of the most popular shared-use trails in Lexington, Kentucky. Each project blends smart engineering with community connection — creating safe, sustainable spaces for everyone to explore the outdoors.

This year marked our 22nd Annual Trick-or-Treat Auction, where fun, laughter, and generosity came together for a great cause as we raised nearly $1,500 for Honor Flight Kentucky.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s US 460 project in Pike County opens October 31, 2025 — a milestone for Eastern Kentucky. Palmer Engineering has led design and engineering since 1991, improving safety and connectivity across the region.

Palmer Engineering is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the 2025 Ohio Transportation and Engineering Conference (OTEC) in Columbus. Visit Booth #711 to connect with our team.

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month, and the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is calling on drivers across the nation to slow down, stay alert, and look out for pedestrians.

Palmer Engineering is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the 2025 Ohio Transportation and Engineering Conference (OTEC) in Columbus. Visit Booth #711 to connect with our team.

Palmer Engineering is excited to join the upcoming STEM Expo at the University of Tennessee Tickle College of Engineering on September 30, 2025.

Roundabouts save lives—and the numbers speak for themselves. Studies show that roundabouts reduce crashes that result in death or injury by 82 percent on average at former two-way, stop-controlled intersections and by 78 percent where traffic signals once stood.

We are proud to announce that Ryan Steffen, PE, Project Manager in Palmer’s Northern Kentucky office, has been named to the 2025-26 NSPE-KY Leadership PE Class!

We’re excited to share that the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s “Rightsizing, Roundabouts, and Revitalization: Ashland’s Winchester Avenue Streetscape Improvements” project has been named a Top 12 finalist in the 2025 America’s Transportation Awards competition!