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Fagan would like to welcome Hailey Faulkner to our team. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry in 2023. Since starting at Fagan, she has begun conducting Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Inspections on a variety of sites. Outside of work, her favorite activities include going on hikes, paddle boarding, and spending time with her dog, Hank. Welcome, Hailey!

We were fortunate enough to have three very talented interns with us this summer.  Duncan Howard, Jeg Randall and Max Moshier have been with us working on various projects.  Although one of the major projects we were hoping to have them work on was pushed out to fall, they have filled in in other areas and made the most of their experience here at Fagan.

From left to right:  Jeg Randall, Max Moshier and Duncan Howard

Duncan Howard is a returning intern, and we are proud to have him back for a third summer. He will begin his Senior year at SUNY College Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, NY in August majoring in Construction Management. Duncan has been assisting FE with various projects and inspections. Some of his hobbies are playing soccer, skiing, hiking, traveling, being outdoors and working on cars. His hometown is Corning, and he has two cats and a dog for pets.

Max Moshier is one of three interns that we are proud to have here at Fagan Engineers & Land Surveyors, P.C. this summer. He will begin his Junior year at the University of Buffalo in August pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering with plans to obtain is Master’s Degree with a focus in Construction Engineering after graduation. Max has been assisting FE with various projects and inspections. Some of his hobbies include soccer, hunting and working out at the gym.

Jeg Randall is one of three interns that we are proud to have here at Fagan Engineers & Land Surveyors, P.C. this summer. He will begin his Senior year at the University of Buffalo in August pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering with plans to obtain his Master’s Degree after graduation. Jeg has been assisting FE with various projects and inspections. Some of his hobbies include golfing, soccer, traveling and spending time at Seneca Lake with his family. He loves his pet Labradoodle & Aussie Doodle.

The Schuyler Storm Baseball team held their annual Chicken BBQ Fundraiser on March 3, 2024.  Funds raised will go towards hats and equipment for all levels.  Fagan supported the cause by purchasing ten dinners and then donated the dinners to healthcare workers at Seneca View Nursing home in Montour Falls, NY in appreciation for all they do!  The players from left to right are Mike Hines, Alexander Holmes, and Brady Cannon.

Fagan Engineers welcomed two new employees in 2023.

Michelle Babak came on board in the Fall of 2023 as a Staff Engineer. She has her Bachelor of Applied Science from Queen’s University in Kingston, ON majoring in Geological Engineering. Michelle has been working in the field on a variety of local projects including SWPPP inspections, concrete inspections, and CAD designs. Her hobbies include tubing, working on cars and long walks on the beach. A fun fact about Michelle is that Czech is her first language! Michelle resides in Elmira, NY.

Matthew Reynolds came on board in the Winter of 2023 as a Designer. He has his Associate in Occupational Studies from Alfred State College with majors in Drafting/CAD, Building Trades and Architecture. He has a strong background in multiple drafting/CAD programs. His hobbies include gaming. He is an avid concert goer and movie watcher. Matthew resides in Horseheads, NY.

Fagan Engineers participated in the Cornell Elves program this holiday season by ‘adopting’ two children from a local school.  Jacob Coles, one of our surveyors, dropped off five boxes of gifts to the school.  Because of everyone’s generosity, these two children will have a wonderful Christmas!

December 2022

Karl Schwesinger, one of our civil engineers, and his fellow Rotarians participated in packing gifts for local families at the Arctic League at their facility on Clinton St. in Elmira.  The Arctic League, a local non-profit organization, purchases toys funded by community donations.  In the weeks leading up to Christmas, community businesses, organizations and volunteers come together to pack the bags and then they are ready for delivery on Christmas Eve.

Karl Schwesinger, one of our civil engineers, gave a presentation on his family’s history in Ukraine to the members of the Rotary Club of Elmira at the Clarion Inn during their monthly meeting.  It is important to remember that the war is happening to real families with the same love of country that we have.