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Posted: June 22, 2010
Roeske joins TVGA Consultants as junior party chief
The land survey and mapping group of TVGA Consultants has hired Trenton Roeske as junior party chief. A 2008 graduate of Alfred State College of Technology, Roeske earned his associates in both Engineering Science and Surveying Technology, as well as his bachelor's of Surveying Engineering Technology. Roeske, a resident of Buffalo, brings 4 years of survey experience to the firm.
TVGA Consultants is a full-service survey and engineering firm that has provided attorneys, municipalities, state agencies and authorities, private industry, developers, contractors and federal government agencies alike quality, value-based professional engineering services for more than 93 years.
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