About This Business

The East Bay Municipal Engineers Group is a nonprofit organization that brings together professionals from various fields of engineering, including geotechnical, sanitation, and civil engineering. The group, comprised of employees and retirees from public agencies, municipalities, and private consulting and design firms in the San Francisco Bay Area, meets once a month to socialize, network, and discuss engineering-related topics. Each meeting features a different presentation by a guest speaker on interesting engineering projects or news. With a diverse membership, the group provides a platform for professionals to learn from each other, share experiences, and stay updated on pivotal projects happening in the region. The East Bay Municipal Engineers Group relies on community support to keep its monthly meetings going strong, and offers opportunities for sponsorship and hosting, which can help promote companies and projects while making a significant impact. By attending these meetings, members can mingle with other professionals from the East Bay and similar fields of interest, fostering a sense of community and collaboration. The group's meetings are typically held in-person from January to July and September to November, with Zoom meetings taking place in August and December. As a nonprofit, the East Bay Municipal Engineers Group is committed to providing a valuable resource for engineering professionals in the San Francisco Bay Area, and its monthly meetings are an excellent way for individuals to connect with others who share similar interests and passions. Whether you are looking to network, learn about new engineering projects, or simply stay connected with your peers, the East Bay Municipal Engineers Group is an excellent organization to join. With its strong focus on community, education, and professional development, the group is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in the engineering field. The East Bay Municipal Engineers Group is always looking for ways to improve and expand its services, and welcomes any inquiries, questions, or recommendations from its members or the broader community. By working together, the group aims to create a vibrant and supportive community of engineering professionals who can learn from each other, share their experiences, and contribute to the growth and development of the field.