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2013 The Governor’s Environmental Stewardship

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Environment and Conservation Commissioner Bob Martineau presented the 2013 Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards at Lipscomb University’s Shamblin Theatre in Nashville. The Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards program recognizes exceptional voluntary actions that improve or protect our environment and natural resources with projects or initiatives not required by law or regulation. North State Environmental is proud to have been the construction partner for this award winning project.

Illinois River – Environmental Excellence Award – 2012

Ten thousand trees planted. Six thousand feet of improved streambank. Nine hundred tons of sediment kept out of the water. These actions and results have improved the water quality, aesthetic and recreational value of the Illinois River and earned the Oklahoma Conservation Commission an Environmental Excellence award from Keep Oklahoma Beautiful. The award was presented Tuesday November 19, at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum as Keep Oklahoma Beautiful recognized local, state, and tribal governments, as well as nonprofit and community groups for their efforts to protect Oklahoma’s environment. The Commission was recognized for its 2012 project to restore over 6,000 feet of eroding streambanks along the river and its tributaries. The project used natural channel design and planted trees in the riparian areas of 11 sites in the Illinois River watershed. Streambanks along both public and private property were restored and over a year later all sites are performing as expected. The estimated amount of sediment kept out of streams and the river as a result of the project is estimated at 900 tons.

2009 - May 13

The American Council of Engineering Companies presented the LEO Award to North State Environmental, Inc. The purpose of this program is to recognize ACEC/NC member company clients who have exemplary relationships with the member firm and whose actions are supportive of the ideals and needs of the consulting engineering profession, including ACEC’s Guide to Qualifications-Based Selection of Design Professionals. North State Environmental, Inc. was recognized for their exceptional practice of team building and partnering with engineering professionals

2009

The North Carolina Wildlife Federation in Cooperation with The National Wildlife Federation presented to North State Environmental, Inc. the Governors Award as Business Conservationist of the Year 2009. As quoted from the North Carolina Wildlife Federation website: “Each year the North Carolina Wildlife Federation presents the prestigious Governor’s Conservation Achievement Awards, an effort to honor individuals, governmental bodies, organizations, and others who have exhibited an unwavering commitment to conservation in North Carolina. These are the highest natural resource honors given in the state. By recognizing, publicizing, and honoring these conservation leaders—young and old, professional and volunteer—the North Carolina Wildlife Federation hopes to inspire all North Carolinians to take a more active role in protecting the natural resources of our state.”

2008

Business North Carolina named North State Environmental, Inc. 2008 Small Business of the Year. After establishing the company in 1994, Darrell and Stephanie are overwhelmed with pride from this recognition of the company. Beginning as a one truck operation, they have provided great love and dedication to grow the company to this point and look forward to further expansion!

2008

Inc. listed North State Environmental, Inc. in it’s 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies list. Ranking them #55 for the Industry of Environmental Services, and #741 in the Southeast Region.

2006

Darrell and Stephanie Westmoreland of North State Environmental, Inc. were named Finalists for the Equipment World’s Contractor of the Year Award. As quoted from the Equipment World website: “The Contractor of the Year program was created to recognize contractors who have average annual revenues of between $3 million and $15 million for the past three years and who exemplify the highest standards of construction professionals: business acumen, equipment management expertise, attention to safety and community involvement.”

2006 - January 8

The Soil and Water Conservation Society presented the Industrial Award to North State Environmental, Inc. “In recognition of your outstanding efforts and achievements toward the goals of the chapter.”

2005 - April 18

Pilot View RC&D Inc. presented the Environmental Award to North State Environmental, Inc. “for their outstanding and dedicated efforts in the construction of stream and wetland restoration projects in North Carolina.”