Municipal Engineers of the City of New York

Municipal Engineers of the City of New York

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The Municipal Engineers of the City of New York is a professional organization dedicated to improving the engineering standards for municipal construction projects in the Greater New York area.

The next event,

the annual Wimmer Lecture will take place on Thursday, September 23, 2010.

Please click on UPCOMING EVENTS for Details.

Paul Nietzschmann, P.E.	Donald Warnett, P.E.	Bharat Parekh, P.E.
President	Chair, Lecture Committee	Secretary

We all have important values and ideas, things we care about and want to share. Your ideas can make the world a better place. Join us at the Municipal Engineers; meet like minded professionals who are working to promote and advance the various engineering sciences for the benefit of those in the City of New York

The Brooklyn and Manhattan

Bridges, celebrated their 126

and 100 year anniversaries in 2009

Photo courtesy of NYCDOT

Mission Statement:

The Municipal Engineers of the City of New York was established as a Society on April 3, 1903 to:

Promote and advance the various engineering sciences and services which are employed in the government of the City of New York and to elevate the standards of proficiency of the technical services of the City

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51 Chambers Street - room 515A - New York, NY 10007 - (212)349-5795