Dan Murray has joined Brown and Caldwell as Managing Principal within the firm's Wet Weather Practice, the company announced. Based in Cincinnati, Murray will serve as a strategic advisor to clients and project teams, working alongside Andy Lukas and colleagues on issues including combined sewer overflows, sanitary sewer overflows, infiltration and inflow, collection systems, and urban watershed management.
Murray brings more than three decades of experience in wet weather management, collection systems, and environmental research. He spent 35 years at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development, most recently as a senior environmental engineer. His work has focused on wet weather issues, collection system asset management, smart sewer technologies, and the development of new approaches to improving wastewater system performance.
Murray has been named a Water Environment Federation (WEF) Fellow, one of the organisation's highest honours, recognising significant contributions to the water profession and sustained industry leadership.
"I am pleased to begin the next phase of my career with Brown and Caldwell as Managing Principal within the firm's Wet Weather Practice," Murray said. "This role provides an opportunity to continue advancing solutions to complex wet weather challenges while collaborating with talented professionals across the industry. I look forward to reconnecting with colleagues and friends and contributing to Brown and Caldwell's commitment to helping clients protect and enhance our water environment."
