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07/23/2012
Construction crews have completed two seawalls to protect and stabilize eroding bluffs in Shell Beach in an ongoing $2.3 million effort. Next week, crews – some of whom had to rappel and hang by ropes on the side of the crumbling bluffs – will begin the architectural phase with a retaining wall that follows the contour of the bluff. The...
City Recognized for Improvements
07/23/2012
With the completion of the Theatre Drive Realignment Project, the City of Paso Robles is receiving significant recognition and awards for their continued improvement of public roads and thoroughfares. Most recently, both the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) as well as the American Public Works Associations has recognized the City for their outstanding efforts. The City received awards for...
BBQ Time!
06/16/2012
On August 1, 2012 Cannon is holding our annual Well Worth It Drive Thru BBQ! Tickets are on sale now and are available for purchase either through a Cannon employee, or by simply donating on-line by clicking here. You’d better act fast though–tickets must be purchased by July 26th! Do you have questions? Then shoot an email to Liz Moody,...
Relay for Life Team Wins Award
03/19/2012
On May 5th the American Cancer Society (ACS) will hold their annual Relay for Life Event in Bakersfield to raise money for research and programs aimed at curing cancer. What is currently one of Bakersfield’s largest fundraising events started in 1985 with a single runner circling a track in Tacoma, Washington. Friends would “donate” $25 to run or walk with...
ASCE Outstanding Civil Engineer in Community Service
02/14/2012
On February 28, 2012 at the 6th Annual ASCE Region 9 Awards Dinner, Cannon’s Head of Instrumentation and Controls Jeff Spannbauer received the 2011 Outstanding Engineer in Community Service Award. Designed to recognize the efforts of Civil Engineers who advance the field of civil engineering by involvement in ASCE and Community activities as well as support Student Chapters and students...
Nacimiento Pipeline Project Vies for Top Honors
02/06/2012
August 2011 – The ambitious $176.1-million Nacimiento Water Project – the largest locally funded project taken on by the County of San Luis Obispo – was awarded the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Project of the Year Award for Region 9. This achievement has led to the project’s nomination for national recognition and is one of five finalists for...
Are We Addicted to Oil?
01/15/2012
After a recent screening of the movie “SpOILed,” some of Cannon’s employees took stock of the role oil plays in lives of Americans. Most agree that we, as a nation, need to move away from oil consumption, but what does that really mean? This insightful and provocative movie will certainly make you re-consider every thing that you thought you knew...
Going Green and Complete on 21st Street
11/29/2011
November 2011 marks a significant point in the Final Design of 21st Street Improvements for the City of Paso Robles. After months of hard work, the design phase for this project has reached 60% completion. Cannon team members, along with the design firm SvR, arborists A&T Arborists, and Geotechnical engineers for Earth Systems Pacific celebrated the achievement of assisting the...
35 Years of Engineering, Surveying, and Design
11/08/2011
Since 1976, we’ve been building relationships, designing dreams, and exceeding expectations all in your back yard. During this time, Cannon has provided reliable responsive solutions to clients in development, infrastructure, energy, and institutions. We are proud to see the projects that we’ve been part of throughout California and know that our projects speak to our reputation for excellence. We invite...
Engineers Raise Funds for Two More Water Well in Africa
10/15/2011
In October, employees of Cannon celebrated two major milestones: the one-year anniversary of their Well Worth It campaign and meeting their goal to raise funds for two more water wells in Africa. The campaign began when a few employees were discussing the need for water wells in developing countries. “As engineers, we work on large-scale, complicated water projects all the...