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Bill Katzenmeyer

Bill Katzenmeyer, P.E., CFM

Engineer

Bill Katzenmeyer, P.E. brings a depth of civil engineering experience, including design of municipal roadway and drainage projects, stormwater pumping station construction and rehabilitation, design of small and medium-sized commercial site developments, FEMA Public Assistance grant administration, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling for site developments, and HMGP projects, performing forensic engineering investigations and implementation of stormwater BMPs. He is also a dedicated bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure advocate with a passion for implementing modern design principles in urban design settings to maximize roadway safety for all users.

Areas of Expertise

  • Municipal Roadway and Utility Design
  • Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling
  • Disaster Grant Management
  • Public Assistance and 404/406 Hazard Mitigation
  • Bicycle Infrastructure Design and Advocacy
  • Commercial and Residential Site Developments
  • Forensic Engineering Investigations

Professional Memberships

  • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

Personal Life

Bill is currently starting a family after extensively spending time traveling the US as well as abroad. He brings a passion for world-class transportation infrastructure and enjoys trying new recipes and recreating the tastes he experienced in his travels, as well as living an active lifestyle, including bicycling and attending live music events.

Education

Mississippi State University, Civil and Environmental Engineering (2007)

Licenses

Louisiana

Community

Bill has been heavily involved with bicycle advocacy efforts within the City of New Orleans. He helped champion the Baronne Street Bike Lane, Lafitte Greenway, and other significant bicycle infrastructure improvements through direct organizing, social group rides, and running social media campaigns on behalf of Bike Easy. He focused these advocacy efforts during a critical period where the City of New Orleans and its residents were still debating the merits of bicycle infrastructure on its major thoroughfares. Today, the City has a Complete Streets ordinance that is slowly transforming the city. Bicycle infrastructure is no longer a debate but an explicit mandate. Looking forward, Bill is excited to implement more modern bicycle infrastructure in a professional capacity.