Kuna Engineering

Gloves on, bags open, Alaska wind doing its usual “character building” thing.

This afternoon, ten Kuna employees, along with one awesome teenage volunteer, spent time doing roadside cleanup and helping care for our community. After a productive afternoon outdoors, the team celebrated with pizza at Pizza Plaza, where gentle ribbing and funny stories created an atmosphere of laughter and camaraderie.

Thank you to everyone who came out and represented Kuna so well.

What do you do when a community’s sewer system no longer works—and the ground itself makes traditional solutions difficult?

That’s the challenge the City of Anderson is facing, about 76 miles south of Fairbanks. High groundwater and freezing conditions have caused the existing system to fail, and there’s no one-size-fits-all fix.

Kuna Engineering has been working with Village Safe Water and the City of Anderson to find a path forward—meeting with residents, walking properties, and designing wastewater solutions that fit each home’s unique conditions.

It’s hands-on work, built on listening, problem-solving, and partnership.

Take a look at what we’ve been working on 👇

We’re excited to welcome Samantha “Sami” Schaeffer to the Kuna team!

A NANA shareholder from Kiana, Sami brings a passion for archaeology, cultural resources, and Alaska’s communities to our environmental group. Take a look at her story below 👇

We’re excited to introduce one of our newest team members, AJ Olson!

AJ recently joined Kuna Engineering as a Civil Engineer in Training, bringing a strong foundation in structural engineering and a passion for working on projects that support Alaska communities. As an Anchorage local, he’s especially excited to contribute to work that makes a difference close to home.

We put together a quick story featuring AJ—both in the office and out enjoying one of our recent team events at Arctic Valley. Take a look and help us welcome him to the team!