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SEH November 2026 Insights Newsletter

Written by SEH | November 10, 2026

One vacant lot could be your community's next big opportunity.

Redeveloping brownfields can create opportunities for new housing, businesses, and public spaces, but making that potential a reality takes the right approach. Discover four key steps to navigate redevelopment challenges and turn underused sites into lasting community assets.

Sometimes, the street itself shapes the community.
Cul-de-sacs may offer privacy and less traffic, but they can also affect walkability, connectivity, and how people move through a neighborhood. Tune in to {Brief}ly Speaking to hear Randy Jenniges explain the tradeoffs behind street design and what communities should consider when planning for the people who live there.
Speaking of planning... $2.3M goes a long way.
Small communities don’t need big budgets to make big infrastructure progress, but they do need the right plan. After repeated hurricanes exposed infrastructure challenges, see how the Town of Lee, Florida, used strategic planning to secure $2.3 million in funding for critical improvements and future growth.
And in Rib Mountain, progress means cleaner drinking water.
When testing revealed PFAS in Rib Mountain's drinking water, the Wisconsin community needed a solution to address immediate concerns and protect long-term water quality. Watch how SEH experts used advanced filtration technology to develop a comprehensive treatment approach.