Urban is pleased to announce that Katherine Markowitz has joined the firm as Senior Environmental Project Manager, bringing more than a decade of experience in environmental planning, regulatory compliance, and multidisciplinary project leadership across complex infrastructure and transportation projects.

In her new role, Ms. Markowitz will lead environmental initiatives that support Urban’s Integrated Engineering Services (IES) Business Unit, with a focus on regulatory strategy, NEPA documentation, environmental due diligence, and permitting. Her expertise in project management, quality assurance, and agency coordination will strengthen Urban’s ability to deliver comprehensive, compliant, and efficient solutions for clients.

Ms. Markowitz holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Quinnipiac University and a Bachelor of Science in Marine and Environmental Biology and Policy from Monmouth University, with minors in Geography, Global Sustainability, and Chemistry. Her academic background and professional experience complement her role in supporting Urban’s environmental programs.

“I’m excited to join Urban and contribute to a team known for its innovation, collaboration, and integrated project delivery,” Markowitz said. “I look forward to supporting impactful infrastructure projects that balance environmental stewardship with community and transportation needs.”

“Katherine brings an exceptional combination of technical skill, leadership, and strategic thinking to our environmental practice,” said Angelo Waters, Senior Vice President, Integrated Engineering Services Business Unit Director for Urban Engineers. “Her experience managing complex regulatory processes, leading multidisciplinary teams, and delivering high-quality environmental documentation will be a great asset to our clients and our organization as we continue to grow our environmental services.”

With the addition of Ms. Markowitz, Urban continues to build its environmental team and expand its ability to support projects focused on sustainability, regulatory compliance, and community needs.