Brothers Nate and Matthias, students at Olympic View Elementary, showed off their reading skills to SCJ Alliance’s Beth Miller. The boys visited SCJ and other businesses as part of Read Around Lacey, an interactive reading experience for kids. Their father is JBLM Staff Sgt. Timothy Hollingsworth and mother is Retired Staff Sgt. Caree Hollingsworth.

Whitney Holm remembers what it was like being one of a few female engineers among a sea of male colleagues. These days, as a Project Manager in SCJ Alliance’s Lacey office, she’s part of a decidedly co-ed team “There are a lot more women engineers to look up to and have as colleagues now,” says Holm. “It’s […]

Since approving a plan in 2017 to revitalize the 2.3-mile portion of Highway 99 that runs through Edmonds, city council members and staff have been faced with a brutal reality: Funding for the entire project would be hard to come by. The city used approximately $400,000 of the $1 million in advanced funds to complete […]

Rick Hastings of SCJ Alliance discussed a concept called a graffiti wall where participants at a Jefferson Transit Authority open house Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020, could write down community needs in a venn diagram. The Jefferson Transit Authority is seeking a balance between the frequency of bus stops at high-traffic areas and the service coverage in […]

October was a month filled with excitement for SCJ Alliance employees and President/CEO Jean Carr. “I was privileged to announce to our employees that SCJ is now a 100 percent employee-owned company,” Carr shared. “Being a 100 percent employee-owned company is away for our founders and previous owners to reward our employees for their dedication […]