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We're proud of our consistently low employee turn-over. In our 12 years of existence, only three full-time employees have decided to leave our company to work for a competitor, and we think that says a lot about our staff and the culture we've created at CrossRoad Engineers. Lance Stahley is the eighth CrossRoad Employee to complete ten years of service. As Resident Project Engineer for our multiple road improvement projects in the City of Carmel, Lance is an integral part of our team, and we're privileged that he chose to work with us.

Congratulations on 10 years, Lance!

In memory of Jake and Travis Findley, CrossRoad Engineers donated over $12,000 in professional services in an effort to make railroad crossings in Johnson County safer for all travelers. Our services were part of a large community effort to get proper flashing lights and crossing arms installed at 4 separate railroad crossing locations (Stones Crossing, Smokey Row Road, Olive Branch Road, and Whiteland Road). The first 3 of these crossings were constructed in the spring of 2008 and are now open. For more information on the Jake and Travis Arms of Life Fund, please see the website at www.armsoflife.com.

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Lance Stahley Celebrates 10 Years at CrossRoad!
		We're proud of our consistently low employee turn-over. In our 12 years of existence, only three full-time employees have decided to leave our company to work for a competitor, and we think that says a lot about our staff and the culture we've created at CrossRoad Engineers. Lance Stahley is the eighth CrossRoad Employee to complete ten years of service. As Resident Project Engineer for our multiple road improvement projects in the City of Carmel, Lance is an integral part of our team, and we're privileged that he chose to work with us. Congratulations on 10 years, Lance!


Stones Crossing Road, Johnson County
In memory of Jake and Travis Findley, CrossRoad Engineers donated over $12,000 in professional services in an effort to make railroad crossings in Johnson County safer for all travelers. Our services were part of a large community effort to get proper flashing lights and crossing arms installed at 4 separate railroad crossing locations (Stones Crossing, Smokey Row Road, Olive Branch Road, and Whiteland Road). The first 3 of these crossings were constructed in the spring of 2008 and are now open. For more information on the Jake and Travis Arms of Life Fund, please see the website at www.armsoflife.com.


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