Practical Infrastructure Solutions
Founded in 1957 by Robert B. Hayter in Paris, Texas, Hayter Engineering, Inc. has served municipalities and rural water utilities across the south-central United States for more than six decades. Today it provides civil and infrastructure engineering, water and wastewater system design, land surveying, GIS, transportation, stormwater and floodplain management, parks and recreation, and municipal planning to clients in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Clients include municipal governments, rural water utilities, public schools and universities, private developers, and industrial groups. Attention to budget, schedule, and open communication has been central to practice since its founding.
Mike TibbetsPresident
Kevin WhitleyVice President, Survey Manager
Chris DonnanPrincipal
Tyler CreamerPrincipal
Kevin VanhoozierPrincipal
Water Supply · Wastewater · Stormwater & Flood Control · Government · Education · Transportation · Land Development · Parks & Open Space · Commercial · Industrial
Lamar County, TX · Water Supply · Client: Lamar County Water Supply
Coordinated 13 local, state, and federal agencies to deliver drinking water to rural Lamar County for the first time. The system launched with 845 retail and 4 wholesale customers and has grown to serve more than 25,000 people, making it one of the largest rural water systems in Texas.
Paris, TX · Wastewater · Client: City of Paris, TX
Designed a wastewater treatment plant for the City of Paris that was, at the time of construction in the mid-1970s, the largest orbal aeration facility in the world. Hayter Engineering has since designed most subsequent enhancements to this facility over the decades.
Cooper, TX · Water Supply · Client: City of Cooper, TX
Planned, designed, permitted, and provided construction supervision for Big Creek Reservoir and a new water treatment plant for the City of Cooper after its existing municipal reservoir ran dry. The project was coordinated with Delta County MUD, the Texas Water Development Board, and USDA.
Reno, TX · Wastewater · Client: City of Reno, TX
Designed and developed the City of Reno's first wastewater collection system and treatment facility. The new infrastructure supported significant population growth; the city has since tripled in population.