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Meet Our Summer 2024 Interns We are thrilled to introduce this talented group of individuals who have joined us for an exciting season of learning and collaboration. These interns bring a diverse range of skills and fresh perspectives. As they have worked alongside our dedicated team, they have gained invaluable experience and made meaningful impacts. Here’s to a summer filled with innovation, growth, and remarkable achievements! Wil Sherman As a senior at the University of Florida pursuing a bachelor’s in Civil Engineering, I am starting my third summer internship at Matthews | DCCM. Throughout my time here at Matthews, I have had the opportunity to develop and refine construction plans, assist with field inspections, and collaborate in team environments to overcome real-world design challenges. The hands-on experience I have gained with Matthews has given me an authentic and well-rounded understanding of my chosen career path, and I couldn’t be more excited about what’s to come. My passion for Civil Engineering was inspired by my father’s career, and I am proud to follow in his footsteps. Outside my professional and academic endeavors, I enjoy surfing, motorcycle stunt riding, and fishing. Grant Fortner I am a rising third year at FSU pursuing a Civil Engineering degree. I chose to study Civil Engineering because it is so diverse in that there are so many specialties I can choose from within it. Personally, I’m more interested in the construction and environmental side of it. So far, I’ve been learning how to use Civil 3D here at Matthews | DCCM and it’s awesome! I haven’t been able to find any other opportunities willing to help teach me the qualifications I will need for my job after school, so Matthews | DCCM has given me a unique opportunity. Besides engineering, my interests consist of sports, lifting, hunting, and music. Lauren Castillo I am going into my second year at the University of North Florida where I am studying Civil Engineering. I started interning with Matthews | DCCM this summer, and it has been an invaluable experience so far. I am enjoying the opportunity to be able to apply my background knowledge & CAD skills to my field of interest. Outside of my education, I enjoy reading, swimming, and spending time with my loved ones. Noah Smith I am a rising sophomore at UNF pursuing a Civil Engineering degree. My decision to study Civil Engineering is my fascination of creation. I hope to be a part of this team to bring my ideas to fruition. I love my role as an intern learning Civil 3D at Matthews | DCCM. Besides engineering, my interests include sports like soccer, basketball, and football. I also love working on cars, indulging in great conversation, and hanging out with friends. “Since I began my internship with Matthews | DCCM two years ago, I have gained real-world experience in various aspects of Civil Engineering. This is a company that values integrity and drive, they will offer you as much responsibility as you demonstrate you can handle. I recommend an internship at Matthews to any up-and-coming Engineer who wants a deeper understanding of the field.” Wil Sherman Ian Fish In the fall I will be a first year Civil Engineering Major at the University of Central Florida. This is my second-year interning at Matthews | DCCM and have had so much fun working here. Outside of work, I coach the neighborhood summer swim team, listen to music, play occasional video games, and recently started picking up the guitar. Tyler Gunther I graduated from Creekside High School, and I will be attending the University of Florida in the fall. I started learning Civil 3D in high school, but interning at Matthews | DCCM has given me a unique opportunity to become very familiar with this software, and to practice applying the engineering mindset. I’m very lucky to have this opportunity to work on real-world projects as a high school student, and the experience I’ve gained here will be invaluable as I continue my education and career. Outside of engineering, I enjoy spending time outdoors and playing guitar. Thomas Handley I am a 2024 graduate from Pedro Menendez High School where I had taken part in both the Academy of Business and the Academy of Architectural & Building Sciences. I have been interning with Matthews I DCCM since the beginning of my senior year and I can say it has greatly succeeded with applying engaging experiences in the field of engineering. I have always had an interest in design and my time spent with Matthews I DCCM has helped guide me to how I might take this interest onward. Outside of work and school, hobbies of mine consist of soccer, bowling, kayaking, cooking, listening to music, playing video games, and hanging out with family & friends. Braden Forrest I am a rising senior at Christ’s Church Academy and this is my first year interning with Matthews | DCCM. I spent the last three years interning in the survey and estimating departments of a large regional civil contractor. I plan to attend the University of Florida, University of Alabama, or Auburn University to study Civil Engineering. I aspire to be a Civil Engineer because I would love to design and shape how the world around us looks. Outside of school/work, I like to play basketball, fish, jet ski, and go to the beach. Robie Matthews I am going into my Senior year at St. Joseph’s Academy, and this is my second year interning with Matthews | DCCM. I have an interest in engineering because it is awesome to see something that you create on a computer with CAD come to life in the form of a real, tangible, building or project. In addition, many members of my family are engineers. Outside of work or school, hobbies I enjoy are participating in World War II reenactments, reading about history, playing tennis, and hanging out with friends. Soroush Mahdiar I am a rising senior and I am in

Hurricane Season Preparedness: Comprehensive Strategies And Practical Tips As we navigate through hurricane season, the importance of preparedness and resilience in our communities cannot be overstated. At Matthews | DCCM we leverage our expertise in civil engineering, transportation/roadway engineering, landscape architecture, architecture, land planning, surveying, and construction administration to help communities withstand and recover from the impacts of these powerful storms. Here’s how each of our services contributes to hurricane season preparedness and response, along with practical tips to keep your home and community safe. Civil Engineering Our civil engineering team designs robust infrastructure that can endure severe weather conditions brought by hurricanes. We focus on creating stormwater management systems that efficiently channel water away from critical areas, minimizing flooding and damage. By incorporating sustainable and resilient design principles, we ensure that infrastructure remains functional during and after storms. Practical Tips: Proper Drainage: Clear gutters, downspouts, and drainage ditches to ensure water can flow away from your home efficiently. Grading: Ensure your property is graded to direct water away from the foundation, reducing the risk of flooding. Transportation/Roadway Engineering Transportation networks are vital during hurricane evacuations and post-storm recovery. Our transportation engineers plan and design roadways that maintain functionality under extreme weather conditions. We assess and enhance the resilience of bridges, highways, and local roads, ensuring safe and reliable routes for evacuation and emergency response. Practical Tips: Clear Routes: Ensure evacuation routes are clear of debris and well-marked. Familiarize yourself with the nearest evacuation routes and shelters. Report Issues: Be aware of the condition of local bridges and roads, especially those prone to flooding, and report any issues to local authorities. Landscape Architecture Landscape architects play a crucial role in designing green spaces and urban areas that can mitigate the effects of hurricanes. By integrating natural barriers such as berms, wetlands, and rain gardens, we reduce the impact of storm surges and manage floodwaters effectively. Our designs prioritize the use of native vegetation, which is more likely to withstand hurricane conditions and aid in quicker recovery. Practical Tips: Native Plants: Use native plants in your garden, as they are more likely to withstand hurricane conditions and recover quickly. Windbreaks: Plant trees and shrubs strategically to act as windbreaks, reducing wind speeds around your home. Permeable Surfaces: Use permeable materials for driveways and walkways to improve water infiltration and reduce runoff. Land Planning Effective land planning is essential for community resilience. We analyze flood zones, storm surge maps, and historical data to guide development away from high-risk areas. Our plans include creating safe zones and evacuation routes, ensuring that new developments enhance community safety and preparedness. Practical Tips: Floodplain Awareness: Know if you live in a floodplain and consider purchasing flood insurance if you do. Check local flood maps for your risk level. Surveying Accurate surveying is critical in the aftermath of a hurricane. Our surveying team provides precise data for damage assessments and reconstruction efforts. Pre-storm surveys help in identifying vulnerable areas, while post-storm surveys support efficient recovery by documenting changes in the landscape and infrastructure. Practical Tips: Damage Assessment: After the storm, conduct a thorough assessment of your property. Document any damage with photos and contact your insurance company promptly. Construction Administration During the construction phase, our administration team ensures that projects adhere to the highest standards of hurricane resilience. We oversee the use of appropriate materials and construction practices, ensuring that every aspect of the project meets stringent safety and durability requirements. Practical Tips: Safe Reconstruction: When rebuilding, ensure that construction adheres to current building codes and standards for hurricane resilience. Use licensed contractors and seek guidance from professionals. At-Home Emergency Preparedness Emergency Kits: Prepare an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, and batteries. Communication Plans: Develop a family communication plan, including a meeting place and emergency contacts. Stay Informed: Monitor weather reports and heed warnings from local authorities. Sign up for community alerts if available. At Matthews | DCCM, we create comprehensive solutions that not only protect lives and property but also enhance the overall resilience of our built environment. By implementing these practical tips, together we can ensure greater safety and resilience during hurricane season. Ensure the safety  of your property with our comprehensive inspection services. Whether you have questions about our services or simply wish to connect with our team, we’re here to help. Contact us today! additional articles December 20, 2024 Recognizing Excellence: Employee Milestones December 16, 2024 Matthews | DCCM Team Celebrates the Season November 15, 2024 DCCM Team Secures Continuing Service Contract with the City of Fernandina Beach November 15, 2024 Giving Back: Fall Recap November 12, 2024 Vilano Beachfront Park Project Earns FPZA Award for Inclusive Design Facebook Linkedin Envelope

World Environment Day: A Call To Action For Our Planet’s Future World Environment Day, celebrated annually on June 5th, is a vital reminder of the environmental challenges facing our planet. Established by the United Nations in 1972, this day has grown into a global platform for public outreach, with participation from over 143 countries. The theme for 2024, “Restore Our Earth,” emphasizes the importance of ecosystem restoration and highlights the urgent need for action to combat environmental degradation. The Role of Civil Engineering, Land Planning, and Landscape Architecture At Matthews | DCCM, we recognize that professionals in civil engineering, land planning, and landscape architecture are essential in restoring and protecting ecosystems. Our team of experts is dedicated to designing sustainable projects that balance human needs with environmental stewardship. Civil Engineering: Our civil engineers develop infrastructure that minimizes environmental impact. Sustainable engineering practices include efficient water management systems, renewable energy projects, and ecosystem restoration. Additionally, we design structures like wetlands and greenways that enhance biodiversity and improve water quality. Land Planning: Matthews | DCCM’s land planners create strategies that use land resources efficiently while preserving natural habitats. We work on zoning regulations, urban development projects, and conservation initiatives that promote sustainable growth. By integrating green spaces and ensuring that development projects do not compromise ecological integrity, our planners help maintain the balance between human activity and nature.  Landscape Architecture: Our landscape architects design outdoor spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sustainable. We utilize native plants that help foster biodiversity and drought resistant plants to minimize water usage, and develop parks and recreational areas that support local ecosystems. Our designs often incorporate elements that manage stormwater, reduce urban heat islands, and provide habitats for wildlife. The Role of Individuals and Communities Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Minimizing waste and ensuring proper disposal can significantly reduce pollution and conserve natural resources. Plant Trees and Utilize Native Species: Trees play a crucial role in absorbing carbon dioxide, improving air quality, and providing habitat for wildlife. Native plants support local ecosystems by attracting birds, reducing the need for supplemental watering, and maintaining soil health, which in turn helps sustain the intricate balance of the natural environment. Conserve Water: Simple habits like fixing leaks, taking shorter showers, and using water-efficient appliances can conserve this precious resource. Promote Environmental Education: Raising awareness and educating others about environmental issues can inspire collective action and foster a culture of sustainability. As we observe World Environment Day, it is crucial to recognize that the health of our planet is linked to our well-being. By committing to ecosystem restoration and sustainable practices, we can mitigate the effects of climate change, protect biodiversity, and ensure a healthy planet for future generations. World Environment Day is not just a day for reflection but a call to action. Every effort, no matter how small, contributes to the larger goal of restoring and preserving our Earth. Let us seize this opportunity to make a lasting impact and secure a sustainable future for all! additional articles December 20, 2024 Recognizing Excellence: Employee Milestones December 16, 2024 Matthews | DCCM Team Celebrates the Season November 15, 2024 DCCM Team Secures Continuing Service Contract with the City of Fernandina Beach November 15, 2024 Giving Back: Fall Recap November 12, 2024 Vilano Beachfront Park Project Earns FPZA Award for Inclusive Design Facebook Linkedin Envelope

Strategic Land Planning: Balancing Development And Conservation In an era of rapid urbanization and environmental concerns, the need for strategic land planning has never been more critical. Striking a delicate balance between development and conservation is essential to create sustainable, resilient communities that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This article explores the importance of strategic land planning and the key considerations involved in achieving a harmonious equilibrium between development and conservation. The Need for Strategic Land Planning Population Growth and Urbanization: With the global population on the rise, urbanization is inevitable. Strategic land planning provides a roadmap for accommodating this growth while preserving natural landscapes and ecosystems. This approach ensures that the expansion of urban areas is thoughtfully managed to minimize environmental impact. Preserving Biodiversity: A strategic land plan takes into account the importance of biodiversity conservation. By identifying and protecting critical habitats, green spaces, and wildlife corridors, planners can contribute to the overall health of ecosystems. This not only benefits local flora and fauna but also enhances the quality of life for residents.  Mitigating Climate Change: Land use decisions have a direct impact on climate change. By strategically planning for sustainable development practices, such as incorporating green infrastructure, promoting energy efficiency, and reducing dependence on fossil fuels, communities can contribute to global efforts to combat climate change. Key Considerations in Strategic Land Planning Comprehensive Assessment: Conducting a thorough assessment of the land’s characteristics, including topography, soil quality, and existing ecosystems, is crucial. This information informs decisions on suitable areas for development and those that should be preserved. Community Engagement: Inclusive community engagement is essential for successful land planning. Soliciting input from residents, businesses, and other stakeholders ensures that the plan reflects the needs and aspirations of the community. This participatory approach fosters a sense of ownership and support for the proposed strategies. Infrastructure Planning:  Integrating infrastructure planning with land use decisions is vital. Efficient transportation networks, water management systems, and waste disposal solutions should be considered to support sustainable development and minimize environmental impact. Zoning and Land Use Regulations: Implementing well-defined zoning and land use regulations helps guide development in a way that aligns with conservation goals. This includes designating areas for residential, commercial, and industrial use, as well as setting aside green spaces, parks, and natural reserves.  Adaptive Management: Recognizing the dynamic nature of ecosystems and urban environments, strategic land planning should incorporate adaptive management strategies. Regular reviews and updates allow for adjustments based on evolving circumstances, emerging technologies, and changing community needs. Strategic land planning is a multifaceted process that demands a delicate balance between development and conservation. By embracing sustainable practices, engaging the community, and adapting to evolving challenges, planners can create resilient and vibrant communities that stand the test of time. Within the realm of strategic land planning, the expertise and dedication of a knowledgeable planning team play a pivotal role. Matthews | DCCM boasts a highly skilled and experienced planning team that brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Our collaborative approach involves working closely with local communities, government agencies, and stakeholders to develop plans that align with both development objectives and conservation priorities. Our commitment to balance development with conservation not only preserves the natural beauty of our landscapes but also ensures a sustainable and prosperous future for generations to come. In need of guidance from our expert Planners for your project? Let us know! additional articles December 20, 2024 Recognizing Excellence: Employee Milestones December 16, 2024 Matthews | DCCM Team Celebrates the Season November 15, 2024 DCCM Team Secures Continuing Service Contract with the City of Fernandina Beach November 15, 2024 Giving Back: Fall Recap November 12, 2024 Vilano Beachfront Park Project Earns FPZA Award for Inclusive Design Facebook Linkedin Envelope

Celebrating World Landscape Architecture Month: A Tribute To Nature’s Canvas​ Written by: Kristy Buttermore April marks the celebration of World Landscape Architecture Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the vital role of landscape architects in shaping the world around us. From urban parks to sprawling estates, these professionals blend artistry and science to create outdoor spaces that not only captivate the eye but also enrich our lives. As we commemorate this month, let us delve into the significance of landscape architecture and the impact it has on our communities and the environment. The Artistry of Landscape Architecture Landscape architecture is a multidisciplinary field that encompasses design, planning, and management of outdoor environments. It combines elements of art, architecture, horticulture, and ecology to create harmonious and functional spaces. Whether it’s a public park, a private garden, or a corporate campus, landscape architects carefully consider factors such as aesthetics, sustainability, and user experience to craft environments that resonate with people and nature. Connecting People with Nature In an increasingly urbanized world, access to green spaces is more important than ever. Parks, gardens, and other outdoor amenities not only enhance the quality of life for residents but also promote physical and mental well-being. Landscape architects play a pivotal role in designing inclusive and accessible spaces that encourage outdoor recreation, social interaction, and environmental stewardship. By integrating natural elements into the built environment, they help foster a deeper connection between people and the natural world. Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship As stewards of the environment, landscape architects are committed to sustainable practices that minimize ecological impact and promote resilience. From utilizing native plants and materials to implementing water-efficient irrigation systems, their designs prioritize environmental conservation and biodiversity. By incorporating green infrastructure, such as rain gardens and green roofs, landscape architects also contribute to mitigating the effects of climate change and enhancing urban resilience to extreme weather events. Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion One of the hallmarks of landscape architecture is its ability to reflect the cultural diversity and heritage of communities around the world. From traditional Japanese gardens to contemporary urban plazas, each landscape design tells a unique story and celebrates local identity. Landscape architects collaborate with stakeholders to ensure that their designs are inclusive and responsive to the needs of diverse populations. By embracing cultural diversity and promoting social equity, they create spaces that are welcoming and reflective of the communities they serve. “The Landscape Architecture team at Matthews | DCCM believes that utilizing the inherent artistry of our profession will ensure that we are designing spaces that inspire connection, provide harmony with the environment, and create long lasting experiences for the community.” ERIC LANEHART, PLA, ISA Looking to the Future As we celebrate World Landscape Architecture Month, let us recognize the transformative power of landscape architecture in shaping our world for the better. From revitalizing neglected urban spaces to restoring fragile ecosystems, landscape architects are at the forefront of creating a more sustainable and equitable future. As we look to the future, let us continue to support and celebrate the work of these visionary professionals who enrich our lives and our planet through their artistry and dedication to the natural world. World Landscape Architecture Month is not just a celebration of landscapes but a tribute to the visionaries who shape them. From verdant gardens to vibrant public spaces, landscape architects leave an indelible mark on the world around us. As we honor their contributions this month, let us also reflect on the profound impact of their work in fostering connections between people, nature, and the built environment. Through collaboration, creativity, and a commitment to sustainability, landscape architects are helping to create a more beautiful, resilient, and inclusive world for generations to come. Meet Our Director of Architecture Eric Lanehart, PLA, ISA Eric boasts 20+ years in landscape architecture, mainly in North Florida, but also in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia. His expertise spans site planning, landscape, hardscape, and irrigation design for various projects including amenity centers, parks, commercial, industrial, and residential developments. He collaborates closely with engineers, planners, and clients, delivering detailed cost analysis, renderings, and construction documents. Additionally, as an Arborist, he conducts site analyses and aids clients in mitigating tree costs, driven by his passion for innovative and sustainable landscape design. In need of landscape architecture services for your project? We would be happy to partner with you! additional articles December 20, 2024 Recognizing Excellence: Employee Milestones December 16, 2024 Matthews | DCCM Team Celebrates the Season November 15, 2024 DCCM Team Secures Continuing Service Contract with the City of Fernandina Beach November 15, 2024 Giving Back: Fall Recap November 12, 2024 Vilano Beachfront Park Project Earns FPZA Award for Inclusive Design Facebook Linkedin Envelope

Celebrating National Surveyor’s Week National Surveyor’s Week is upon us, and at Matthews | DCCM, we are proud to join the nation in honoring the dedicated professionals who play a crucial role in shaping our communities. From mapping out new developments to preserving historical landmarks, surveyors are the experts behind the landscapes we navigate every day. This annual celebration, running from March 17th to March 23rd, is a time to recognize the contributions of surveyors across the country and raise awareness about the importance of their work. At Matthews | DCCM, our surveying team is committed to excellence in every project we undertake, and National Surveyor’s Week provides us with an opportunity to reflect on the significance of this industry. Surveyors are the backbone of urban planning, infrastructure development, and environmental conservation efforts. They provide essential data and insights that inform critical decision-making processes, ensuring that projects are executed safely, efficiently, and sustainably. Whether it’s determining property boundaries, assessing land quality, or conducting topographic surveys, surveyors play a vital role in shaping the built environment. At Matthews | DCCM, we take pride in our team of skilled surveyors who bring expertise, precision, and innovation to every project. From large-scale construction projects to small-scale land subdivisions, we leverage cutting-edge technology and time-tested methodologies to deliver accurate and reliable results. Our commitment to quality and client satisfaction is evident in the trust we’ve earned from our partners and the communities we serve. Meet Our Surveying Lead Jeremy Hewitt, PSM Jeremy is a highly skilled and dedicated Professional Surveyor and Mapper (PSM) with a proven track record of leadership, precision, and unwavering commitment to delivering outstanding surveying and mapping outcomes. With extensive industry experience, Jeremy has consistently demonstrated his ability to manage complex projects, foster effective client relationships, and ensure project success. His expertise spans efficient workflow coordination, CAD team management, and proactive issue resolution, all contributing to timely and accurate project deliveries. As we celebrate National Surveyor’s Week, we invite you to join us in honoring the hard work and dedication of surveyors everywhere. Whether you’re a fellow professional in the industry, a client who has benefited from our services, or a member of the community, take a moment to recognize the impact that surveyors have on our daily lives. In need of surveying services? Let’s talk about your project! Together, let’s celebrate National Surveyor’s Week and express our gratitude to the men and women who help shape the world around us. Happy National Surveyor’s Week from Matthews | DCCM! additional articles December 20, 2024 Recognizing Excellence: Employee Milestones December 16, 2024 Matthews | DCCM Team Celebrates the Season November 15, 2024 DCCM Team Secures Continuing Service Contract with the City of Fernandina Beach November 15, 2024 Giving Back: Fall Recap November 12, 2024 Vilano Beachfront Park Project Earns FPZA Award for Inclusive Design Facebook Linkedin Envelope

Bridging Gaps: The Impact Of Civil Engineering In Florida’s Infrastructure Written by: Kristy Buttermore Florida, known for its vibrant landscapes and dynamic urban centers, owes much of its functionality to the behind-the-scenes work of civil engineers. In this article, we’ll explore the crucial role civil engineering plays in shaping and maintaining Florida’s infrastructure, focusing on the various projects that have bridged gaps and propelled the state forward. Sunshine State’s Unique Challenges: Florida’s diverse topography, hurricane-prone climate, and expansive coastal regions present unique challenges for infrastructure development. Civil engineers in the state have to navigate through a myriad of obstacles to create sustainable solutions. Bridges Over Troubled Waters: Florida is crisscrossed with water bodies, and the need for reliable bridges is paramount. Civil engineering marvels like the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Tampa Bay and the Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys are prime examples of how engineers have overcome geographical challenges, connecting communities and facilitating seamless travel. Resilience in the Face of Natural Disasters: The state’s vulnerability to hurricanes and storms necessitates robust engineering solutions. Civil engineers play a crucial role in designing structures that can withstand extreme weather conditions. From storm surge barriers to elevated roads, these engineers contribute to Florida’s resilience in the face of natural disasters. Transportation Revolution: Florida’s rapid population growth demands an efficient transportation network. Civil engineers are at the forefront of designing and implementing modern transportation solutions, such as high-speed rail projects, intelligent traffic management systems, and eco-friendly public transportation initiatives. Sustainable Development: With a growing emphasis on sustainability, civil engineers in Florida are integrating eco-friendly practices into their projects. This includes incorporating green spaces, designing energy-efficient structures, and implementing water conservation measures to ensure a sustainable and resilient future for the state. Innovation and Technology: The integration of cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing civil engineering in Florida. Advanced materials, 3D modeling, and smart infrastructure are enhancing the efficiency, safety, and longevity of projects, ensuring that the state stays at the forefront of modern engineering practices. Community Impact: Beyond the physical structures, civil engineering projects have a profound impact on communities. Improved infrastructure enhances connectivity, stimulates economic growth, and enhances overall quality of life for residents. Future Challenges and Opportunities: As Florida continues to evolve, civil engineers will face new challenges, such as rising sea levels and population growth. However, these challenges also present opportunities for innovative solutions, further cementing the importance of civil engineering in shaping the future of the Sunshine State. Civil engineering is the unsung hero of Florida’s development, quietly shaping the state’s infrastructure and ensuring its resilience in the face of diverse challenges. Our team’s dedication to quality and forward-thinking solutions aligns seamlessly with the evolving needs of the Sunshine State, showcasing the significant impact that civil engineers can have in shaping a more resilient and connected Florida. Together, we play a pivotal role in building the foundations for a thriving future in the Sunshine State. Ready to work together? Let’s talk about your project! additional articles December 20, 2024 Recognizing Excellence: Employee Milestones December 16, 2024 Matthews | DCCM Team Celebrates the Season November 15, 2024 DCCM Team Secures Continuing Service Contract with the City of Fernandina Beach November 15, 2024 Giving Back: Fall Recap November 12, 2024 Vilano Beachfront Park Project Earns FPZA Award for Inclusive Design Facebook Linkedin Envelope