2024 Archaeology Award for the Bannerman Road: Carr Cemetery from the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation
2024 Award of Excellence in the Implementation Project category for the Southwest Greenways & Debbie Lightsey Nature Park from the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association
2023 – 2024 Outstanding Development/Design Excellence Award for Debbie Lightsey Nature Park from the Florida Planning and Zoning Association
2024 Historic Preservation Award for Best Practices of Archaeological Work for the Carr Cemetery from the Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation.
2024 Organization Achievement Award from the Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation.
2024 Environmental Project of the Year Award in the $5 – $25 million category for 3D-B Stormwater Facility from the American Public Works Association, Florida Chapter.
2024 NATIONAL Project of the Year Award for Structures Less than $5 million for the Southwest Greenways from the American Public Works Association.
2023 Environmental Project of the Year Award for Structures between $5-$25 million for Pond 3D-B from the American Public Works Association Big Bend Chapter.
2023 Project of the Year Award for Structures between $2-$5 million for Debbie-Lightsey Nature Park from the American Public Works Association Big Bend Chapter.
Fiscal Year 2023
2023 Public Works Project of the Year – Structures Less than $2 Million for the Skateable Art Park from the American Public Works Association (APWA).
2023 Historic Preservation Award for the Smokey Hollow Barbershop from the American Institute of Architects
2023 Florida Planning and Zoning Association Outstanding Development/Design Excellence Award
2023 American Public Works Association (APWA), Big Bend Local Project of the Year Award for the Skateable Art Park
2022 American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Local Project of the Year award for the Debbie Lightsey Nature Park
2022 Tallahassee-Leon County Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in the Rehabilitation/Restoration Category for the Smokey Hollow Barbershop
2022 Employer of the Year by Florida’s Capital Area Chapter of the Women’s Transportation Symposium (WTS)
2022 Public Works Project of the Year – Structures less than $2 million for the Skateable Art Park from the Big Bend Local Project American Public Works Association (APWA).
Fiscal Year 2022
2021 Urban Land Institute North Florida’s Awards for Excellence in Real Estate for the Public Sector/Non-Profit the Cascades Connector
2021 Urban Land Institute North Florida’s Awards for Excellence in Real Estate for the Organization of Influence
2022 American Public Works Association (APWA) Florida Chapter Project of the Year Award for the FAMU Way/Capital Cascades Trail.
2022 American Public Works Association (APWA) Florida Chapter Project of the Year Award for the Capital Cascades Trail Segment 3 projects in Transportation
2022 American Planning Association-Florida Award for the FAMU Way Playground Restroom
2022 Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation Award for the Smokey Hollow Barbershop
Fiscal Year 2020
APWA (Local) Beautification:
Orange Avenue/Meridian Street Site Improvements Project
Fiscal Year 2019
Florida Landmarks Council and the National Association for the Preservation of African-American History and Culture: Trailblazer Award (Smokey Hollow Commemoration @ Cascades Park)
APWA (Local and Florida Chapter) Project of the Year:
FAMU Way Phase 2 Roadway Improvements & Capital Cascades Trail Segment 3D‐A
Category: $5-$25 Million Transportation, Beautification & Multifunction Categories
Fiscal Year 2018
APWA: Florida Award of Merit
Grassroots Initiative category: Blueprint Smokey Hollow Barbershop
Knight Foundation, Community Initiatives Grant: Capital Cascades Trail – Social Spaces Project
The Florida Landmarks Council Historic Preservation:
Smokey Hollow
Fiscal Year 2017
APWA (local) Project of the Year/Beautification Category:
Magnolia Drive Multi-Use Trail Phase 6
APWA Florida: Structures
Capital Cascades Crossing
APA Florida: Award of Merit
Capital Cascades Trail, Segment 3
APWA Florida Chapter: Multi Use Project
Capital Cascades Trail, Segment 3
