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Engineering Associates provides professional OSP, FTTH, & Wireless engineering design and support services for many of the most sophisticated and demanding users of telecommunications technology in North America and the world. Our fifty-five (55) years of experience in network project management range from rural environments to state-of-the-art wireline and wireless voice/data/video networks. Our staff consists of electrical engineers, industrial engineers, operations research specialists, communications technicians, inspectors and others, with capabilities and backgrounds ranging from state-of-the-art engineers to hands-on field technicians. Over the past 55 years, the firm has advanced technically to now provide state-of-the-art design services in all of the latest technologies including fiber optics, Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH), ADSL2+, CATV, VoIP and traditional digital switching and high-speed Internet network design as well as digital wireless networks including cellular, PCS, WI-FI, and two-way radio systems. Engineering Associates' design capabilities range from rural environments to state-of-the-art voice/data/video networks in both wireline and wireless technologies. The firm is not connected to any equipment suppliers or vendors. Beginning in December 2012, Engineering Associates, Inc. and other legacy telecom units from Quanta Services, became part of Dycom Industries (NYSE: DY) to form an even greater organization focused primarily on telecom.

Founded in 1818 and incorporated as a village in 1835, the City of Medina enjoys a long and rich history that is evident in the restored Victorian architecture of its picturesque Public Square area. A visit to Medina’s Historic Square is like taking a step back in time, a feeling that attracts tourists and residents to its unique shops, fine restaurants and many special events. Time, however, has not stood still, and this bustling city serves as the seat of Medina County government for one of the fastest growing and most prosperous counties in northeastern Ohio. The City of Medina is an attractive community of 26,000+. The population within a 15 mile radius is approximately 275,000.

Goodwill Industries of Erie, Huron, Ottawa, and Sandusky Counties is located in North Central Ohio, on the shores of beautiful Lake Erie. We employ 400 individuals in four business divisions: Retail, Manufacturing, Environmental Services, and Workforce Development. Our retail division includes seven retail stores and donation centers in Bellevue, Fremont, Huron, Norwalk, Port Clinton, Sandusky, and Willard, along with an outlet store located in Downtown Sandusky. Annually, more than 450,000 customers and donors visit our Goodwill stores. We operate two manufacturing plants in Bellevue and Fremont, where our workers assemble over 30 million components each year for local and global manufacturers. Over 2.4 million pounds of computers, metals, textiles, and corrugated paper are recycled annually through our Commercial Services division, also housed in Sandusky. Workforce Development programs provide job training, job coaching, and other employment-related services to area residents. For more information about Goodwill Industries of Erie, Huron, Ottawa, and Sandusky Counties, please visit our website at goodwillsandusky.org, or follow @goodwillsquad on Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), TikTok, Pinterest & YouTube. *** Goodwill Industries was founded in 1902 by Boston Methodist minister Edgar Helms, who gathered donations of clothing and household goods from his wealthy friends. He hired individuals that were considered unemployable because of physical and mental disabilities to repair and resell the donated items. Helms believed strongly in jobs as a way to help people out of poverty. The business model that Helms created over 100 years ago was considered the first social enterprise in the US. Today, 165 Goodwill agencies in the US and Canada continue his work to provide "a hand up, not a handout."