nick dons

assistant manager, planning

About

Nick has experience in municipal water and wastewater master planning and hydraulic modeling across the state of Texas. His project history has a strong focus on municipal master planning including; hydraulic model development and analysis, cost estimating, master plan report development, process development/implementation, and technical report preparation. Nick’s skill set and experience base have enabled him to work with municipal leaders to develop strategic solutions to resolve existing problems and, through effective planning, avoid future problems.

Country

united states

City

fort worth

Industry

civil engineering

Skill

water resources, hydraulics, engineering, stormwater management, hydrology, comprehensive planning, drainage, sewer, water distribution, municipalities, erosion control, civil engineering, water resource management, site development, road, water, project planning

Experience

assistant manager, planning

rps

2020-5 - Present · 6 yrs 5 mos

vice president board of directors

benbrook water authority

2019-11 - Present · 6 yrs 11 mos

Working with and serving the citizens of Benbrook and customers of the Benbrook Water Authority.

project manager

freese and nichols

2003-9 - 2010-8 · 7 yrs

Developed strong foundation in hydraulic modeling and municipal master plan developmental. I worked with, trained and managed other engineering professionals in a variety of project roles. Project management experiences includes E.I.T Training and technical coaching, project scheduling, budget management and managing multiple deadlines and resources required to meet project goals. These leadership responsibilities have provided an understanding of the different facets in the execution of a successful project and have expanded my ability to provide clients with excellent service and effective engineering solutions.

project engineer

teague nall and perkins, inc.

2001-8 - 2003-8 · 2 yrs 1 mo

planning professional engineer

city of fort worth

2010-8 - 2016-3 · 5 yrs 8 mos

Ranked the nation's fastest growing city with a population of more than 500,000 — the 16th largest city in the country — and one of America's Most Livable Communities of the decade, Fort Worth has endured economic changes and retained its Western heritage as it continues to prosper.This is the official LinkedIn page for the City of Fort Worth, Texas.