Wenck is a successful engineering, environmental, and business services firm with an excellent compensation and benefit package for our employee-owners.  We are in our 27th year of business. We are seeking a Wetland Scientist/Ecologist for one of our Twin Cities … Continue reading →

Wenck is a successful engineering, environmental, and business services firm with an excellent compensation and benefit package for our employee-owners.  We are in our 27th year of business. We are seeking a staff Air Quality Engineer or Scientist for one … Continue reading →

I.     OVERVIEW A Controller is entrusted with the overall accounting of an organization.  As a 100% ESOP owned S-Corp engineering and professional service organization, Wenck Associates, Inc. and its subsidiaries (Wenck) currently has a need for continued strong accounting for … Continue reading →

Wenck Associates, Inc. is a successful engineering, environmental, and business services firm with an excellent compensation and benefit package for our employee-owners.  We are in our 26th year of business and have been recognized the last five years as one … Continue reading →

The Principals of Wenck are proud to announce the election of six new Principals and seven new Associates to the Firm. A Wenck Principal is a leader who takes responsibility for development of other members; takes responsibility for the long-term … Continue reading →

NEXT ROUND OF FUNDING NOW AVAILABLE Applications for FY2012 Round 2 funding are now being accepted until 5pm on February 8, 2012. Further information may be found here.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting project proposals to diversify community forests using Community Forest Bonding grants for 2012-2014. Grants are open to all cities, counties, townships, and park and recreation boards in cities with more than … Continue reading →

Following heavy rains in 2005, the Minnehaha Creek Gorge suffered severe slope and bank failures, damage to historic structures, a decline in water quality in Minnehaha Creek, and damage to sensitive plant communities caused by high peak stormwater flows.  As … Continue reading →