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Welcome to WGM Group. We are planners, engineers and surveyors working together to build better communities, safer roads
and healthier places to live, work and play in the Rocky Mountain west. Our clients are governments and citizens, public
and private companies, concerns large and small who share at least one common goal - the desire to complete
their projects with excellence and efficiency. Our ability to deliver successful projects is what sets us apart.
At WGM Group, the process is the product.


 

Additional Survey Expertise at WGM

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WGM is pleased to announce two more Professional Land Surveyors on the WGM Group survey team - Jeffrey A. Duncan, PLS and Tyson T. Olinger, PLS.

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                  Tyson Olinger                                            Jeff Duncan

WGM Group Announces New Board Member

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We are happy to announce that MaryEllen Campbell, a distinguished professor at the University of Montana School of Business has been approved as a member of the Board of Directors at WGM Group.  We feel that is important to have an outside director on our board to bring sound fundamentals, new ideas and a fresh perspectives to our company.  The board is a critical part of our company in setting policy, determining strategies, and providing fiduciary oversight for the company. 

River City Roots Festival Wins Award

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This past week, the Montana Department of Commerce awarded Missoula's own River City Roots Festival the 2008 Montana Tourism and Recreation Industry's Tourism Event of the Year.

As a sponsor the event, WGM Group sends congratulations to the Missoula Downtown Association!

The award was presented by Stan Ozark, Chair of the Tourism Advisory Council (TAC) at the Tourism Awards Ceremony during the Governor's Conference on Tourism & Recreation. Read the full speech here.


street_lighting.jpgMissoula's infrastructure is aging. Most of the downtown area was built during the 1950's and 60's, and is in need of improvement. Poor lighting, antiquated traffic signals, poor access and circulation, and the need for more parking topped the list of downtown infrastructure needs. A 20-year master plan has been produced through the efforts of the Missoula Downtown Business Improvement District, Missoula Parking Commission and private sector donors.

Missoula Street Lighting Districts

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