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Built on Experience: Why KCE is a Trusted Engineering Partner in Pennsylvania

June 3, 2026 /
Since 1972, Keystone Consulting Engineers (KCE) has been a trusted civil engineering and land surveying partner for municipalities and private developers across Pennsylvania.  With more than 54 years of experience, we’ve built a reputation for delivering high-quality, reliable engineering solutions that support the growth and success of the communities we
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NEW! Lehighton Outdoor Center

April 20, 2018 /
Congratulations to owner/developer/entrepreneur Jerry McAward on his development of the Lehighton Outdoor Center soon to be the new home of Jim Thorpe River Adventures, which is nearing completion. erry contacted Keystone Consulting Engineers in August of 2014 to assist him with the development and approval process for this project.  Keystone Consulting Engineers reviewed Jerry ‘s intent to develop a 12, 000 sq. ft. Outdoor Center building and a 300+ space parking area on the 7.6-acre parcel.  KCE recognized that the site needed approval from FEMA, Lehighton Borough Authority, Lehighton Power Co, Carbon County Planning Commission, Carbon County Conservation District (E&S and NPDES permits), Lehighton Zoning Hearing Board and Lehighton Planning and Borough Council.
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Newly Elected Municipal Officials

November 14, 2017 /
With the year winding down, the new year brings newly elected municipal officials to the table.  This public service is vital to the growth of a community, as well as individual gratification for making a commitment to participate in important local government decisions.  Here at Keystone Consulting Engineers, we pride
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npdes stormwater

NPDES Stormwater Program-Part 1

November 9, 2017 /
Residents who actively attend their local municipal meetings might be “in the know” with regard to the environmental mandates that the EPA has placed on municipal governments and have probably heard the words “stormwater pollution” or “NPDES” mentioned over the last several years.  But what does all of this mean
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Built on Experience: Why KCE is a Trusted Engineering Partner in Pennsylvania

June 3, 2026 /
Since 1972, Keystone Consulting Engineers (KCE) has been a trusted civil engineering and land surveying partner for municipalities and private developers across Pennsylvania.  With more than 54 years of experience, we’ve built a reputation for delivering high-quality, reliable engineering solutions that support the growth and success of the communities we
Read More
Development construction

NEW! Lehighton Outdoor Center

April 20, 2018 /
Congratulations to owner/developer/entrepreneur Jerry McAward on his development of the Lehighton Outdoor Center soon to be the new home of Jim Thorpe River Adventures, which is nearing completion. erry contacted Keystone Consulting Engineers in August of 2014 to assist him with the development and approval process for this project.  Keystone Consulting Engineers reviewed Jerry ‘s intent to develop a 12, 000 sq. ft. Outdoor Center building and a 300+ space parking area on the 7.6-acre parcel.  KCE recognized that the site needed approval from FEMA, Lehighton Borough Authority, Lehighton Power Co, Carbon County Planning Commission, Carbon County Conservation District (E&S and NPDES permits), Lehighton Zoning Hearing Board and Lehighton Planning and Borough Council.
Read More

Newly Elected Municipal Officials

November 14, 2017 /
With the year winding down, the new year brings newly elected municipal officials to the table.  This public service is vital to the growth of a community, as well as individual gratification for making a commitment to participate in important local government decisions.  Here at Keystone Consulting Engineers, we pride
Read More
npdes stormwater

NPDES Stormwater Program-Part 1

November 9, 2017 /
Residents who actively attend their local municipal meetings might be “in the know” with regard to the environmental mandates that the EPA has placed on municipal governments and have probably heard the words “stormwater pollution” or “NPDES” mentioned over the last several years.  But what does all of this mean
Read More

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