Gaylord

Fleis & VandenBrink (F&V) has a long history of working with Michigan communities, and Gaylord is no exception. Our team brings decades of municipal experience to help cities, townships, and counties plan, design, and deliver infrastructure that endures daily use and the seasonal conditions common in northern Michigan.

We help public agencies address a wide range of civil engineering needs in and around Gaylord, including:

• Roadway design and improvements that support traffic safety.
• Watermain planning and post-construction GIS documentation to support long-term asset management.
• Stormwater strategies that help municipalities manage runoff and changing precipitation patterns.
• Construction engineering and administration to help keep projects aligned with design intent.

Communities across the state rely on our consistent approach and practical engineering judgment.

Gaylord’s natural setting brings unique environmental considerations to public projects. Our environmental team blends engineering, geology, and field science to help municipalities document conditions, evaluate potential impacts, and coordinate with regulators.

We support Gaylord-area communities with:

• Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments
• Brownfield planning and environmental reporting
• Soil, groundwater, and vapor sampling programs
• Wetland review and permitting support
• Due diligence for municipal property transactions

Our goal is to help communities maintain momentum while meeting environmental expectations at each stage of project work.