During the WateReuse Association’s Newport Beach, California conference many attendees found Cannon’s Water Walk Challenge to be more than just Well Worth It! With over 450 water specialists in attendance, the purpose of this conference was to promote sustainable water recycling and desalination processes. As one of many attending organizations, Cannon participated not only through insightful presentations, but also by...

As bicycle enthusiasts, we support our fellow bicyclist through social and educational events in the communities in which we serve. From cycling through northern and central California, to hosting Gear Up Expos to teach others about safety and support local vendors. Take a quick look at this clip from a recent Bike Month Event....

The Central Coast Chapter of the American Public Works Association held its annual Project of the Year awards ceremony, celebrating outstanding achievement in the professional realm of public works. This year the City of Paso Robles’ efforts with their 21st Street Complete/Green Street project was awarded Project of the Year for Transportation in San Luis Obispo County for projects valued...

Cannon hosted its annual Pancake Breakfast to kick off the first Well Worth It Campaign charity event for 2014 on Valentine’s Day. Hungry attendees gathered to enjoy a morning of heart-themed fun with friends, family, and sweethearts to provide underdeveloped communities with access to clean water. The sweet aroma of maple syrup and savory sausages wafted through the front conference...

Constructed in the late 19th Century, the Harford Pier comprises a core part of the Port of San Luis facilities and provides significant historical and economic value. The original buildings established atop the pier were destroyed by fire in 1915, and rebuilt into the pier’s current structures in 1919. Since then, the structures have undergone numerous emergency repairs over time...

The previously dormant chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers was recently brought back to life with a new operating board. Of the 23 industry professionals and Cal Poly students in attendance, Toby Turnage of Cannon was granted the position of board chair. Toby is eager to take on the position and the responsibility that comes with it. When...

The City of McFarland, touted as the “heartbeat of agriculture”, is nestled in the southern San Joaquin Valley of Kern County. Graced with almost year-round days of warm sunlight, the City thrives on an enterprise of cotton, sugar beets, potatoes, and roses. A citrus processing plant, almond hulling facility, and vineyards also stimulate the area’s economy. Amidst this abundant agrarian...

Cannon’s Public Infrastructure Director, Larry Kraemer, recently received the California Special Districts Association (CSDA) Santa Barbara Chapter award for Engineer of the Year. Bobbie Martin, General Manager of the Santa Ynez Community Services District, nominated Larry in recognition of his outstanding services as District Engineer. Qualities Bobbie used to introduce Mr. Kraemer included integrity, trustworthiness, honesty, and cost-consciousness. Cannon has...

Once again Cannon’s parking lot bustled with the efforts of employees and volunteers to provide Well Worth It campaign barbeque dinners to local supporters. The day was sunny and grill smoke billowed upwards as the sumptuous aroma of seasoned tri-tip and buttery grilled bread loaves wafted through the air. Paired with piping hot chorizo beans and fresh salad sides, everyone...

The south side of the 13th Street bridge is sporting a newly widened sidewalk, brick work, fencing and street lights. “The 13th Street Bridge portion on the south side of the 13th Street Bridge was recently completed,” says Ditas Esperanza, capital projects engineer for the city of Paso Robles. “Work on the north side is now underway and will look...