RH2 News

After his 31 years at RH2, Principal James Swanson begins his well-earned retirement. Jim led the charge toward incredibly significant advances in the SCADA, controls, and electrical engineering industry for our municipal water and wastewater clients.

As we celebrate our 2022 Year in Review, RH2 is proud to see the impact we’ve had, and we look forward to thriving in 2023.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted a patent to RH2 Engineering, Inc., (RH2) for its Advanced Seismic Controller System. This innovative technology offers seismic resilience and earthquake early warning capabilities, delivering crucial information for communities at risk.

RH2 Engineering developed the design for the West Valley View Road Improvements project that improved bicyclist and pedestrian safety, beautified the City of Talent, and protected the environment.

In early October 2022 , RH2 was honored to attend Lakewood Water District’s celebration for completing the Wholesale Transmission Main Extension (WTME) project.

RH2 Engineering became a member of the Western Water Market (WWM), a service that connects people who are looking to manage, protect, or trade water rights. Andy Dunn, an RH2 hydrogeologist, shared wisdom and cautions about how to avoid common pitfalls when looking at a property with water rights in a podcast episode titled, “Top 10 Things to Know Before Buying Property with Water Rights.”

RH2 is now listed as a water right professional on Western Water Market and helps highlight our skills and staff.

RH2’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Edwin Halim has been promoted to Associate Director.

RH2 is pleased to announce the promotions of Bret Beaupain, Erik Howe, and Jeff Ballard to the Principals Group.

The City of Snoqualmie’s Water Reclamation Facility Phase II project was chosen by APWA-WA as the 2021 Project of the Year.

RH2 celebrates three years of ShakeAlert™ application for Pacific Northwest utility clients.

RH2 is excited to announce the 9th office opening in Meridian, Idaho.

After 40 years, Randy Asplund retires from RH2.

Read how RH2 responded to a client's immediate needs when lightning struck their facility.

Congratulations, Daniel!