In celebration of National Roundabouts Week, Penny & Parker are back with a brand-new activity book designed to introduce young learners to the world of roundabouts!

Palmer Engineering is proud to congratulate James Mayo on receiving the Outstanding Achievement Award at the recent 2026 Kentucky Association of Professional Surveyors (KAPS) Annual Conference in Somerset, Kentucky.

What makes a roundabout the right choice for an intersection? In recognition of National Roundabouts Week, Palmer engineers share some of the factors they consider when evaluating roundabouts—and a few real-world examples of how those decisions take shape.

Go behind the scenes of the Mountain Parkway project in Magoffin County for a closer look at earthmoving, drainage infrastructure and highway construction progress.

Palmer team members and their families participated in the 2026 Joe F. Reed Memorial Heart Walk in Winchester, KY, with Palmer serving as a Community Sponsor.

Meet Palmer Engineering at the University of Cincinnati and Tennessee Tech career fairs on September 17 and learn about internships and career opportunities.

Discover how Palmer Engineering’s GIS team uses mapping, data analysis and drone technology to support engineering projects and help clients make informed decisions.

Palmer Engineering is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the 2026 Partnering Conference, with team members joining industry peers as featured speakers.

Members of the Palmer Engineering team recently had the opportunity to volunteer at the University of Kentucky’s Summer Engineering Exploration Kamp (SEEK).

National Aviation Week celebrates the people, innovation, and infrastructure that keep aviation moving. While aircraft may be the most visible part of the industry, every successful flight depends on a network of infrastructure on the ground—from runways and taxiways to roadways, drainage systems, parking facilities, terminals, and hangars.

Palmer Engineering is proud to be recognized as a key subconsultant on the I-Move Kentucky project, a major transportation initiative highlighted in the May/June 2026 issue of Civil Engineering magazine.

Big congratulations to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) on receiving the Quality of Life/Community Development Large Project Award for “Bridging Mountains, Connecting Lives: The Reconstruction of US 460” in the Mid America Association of State Transportation Officials (MAASTO) region of the 2026 America’s Transportation Awards competition.

Palmer is excited to be both a sponsor and exhibitor at the 2026 Mid America Association of State Transportation Officials (MAASTO) Conference, happening August 10–12 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

In honor of Professional Engineers Day, some of Palmer's licensed Professional Engineers share what earning a PE license means to them—and the responsibility, public trust, and lasting impact behind the profession.

The City of Elizabethtown, KY has opened its first city-funded roundabout at Veteran's Way and Towne Drive. Designed by Palmer Engineering, the new roundabout improves safety, enhances traffic flow, and marks a significant investment in the city's transportation infrastructure.

National Intern Day, which is on July 30, 2026, gives us an opportunity to recognize the students who spend their summers learning, growing, and making meaningful contributions to our team. Meet Palmer Engineering's 2026 summer interns and learn about their hands-on experiences, mentorship, and professional growth.

Palmer team member Alex Aylor-Ibarra helped lead Lipscomb University's Concrete Canoe Team to its first-ever Top 10 finish at the ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships.

Palmer Engineering is excited to attend the 2026 Kentucky/Tennessee Water Professionals Conference in Lexington, KY. Visit us at Booth #230 to learn about our water resources engineering solutions.

Discover Palmer Engineering's new Explore Engineering: Bridges activity book! Packed with bridge facts, puzzles, math challenges, and coloring pages, it's a fun way for kids to explore STEM and engineering.

On the Magoffin-Floyd segment of the Mountain Parkway Expansion, nearly every truckload stays on site to help build the new roadway. Learn how engineers designed the project to reduce waste and make the most of every load.