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Lubbock's Heather Kiester named 2024 Engineer of the Year by Texas Society of Professional Engineers

January 29, 2025 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas


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Lubbock's Heather Kiester named 2024 Engineer of the Year by Texas Society of Professional Engineers
During the Texas House Session on January 29, 2025, House Resolution 60 was passed, honoring Heather Kiester of Lubbock for her remarkable achievements in engineering. Kiester was recognized as the 2024 Engineer of the Year by the South Plains chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers and also named the 2024 Business Person of the Year by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.

Representative Tepper, who introduced the resolution, highlighted Kiester's extensive experience in civil engineering, particularly in stormwater management and transportation infrastructure. With over two decades in the field, she has played a pivotal role in establishing a leading civil engineering firm in West Texas. Kiester's contributions extend beyond her professional work; she has served on various boards, including the Lubbock area United Way and the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, and is a mentor to engineering students at Texas Tech University.

The resolution not only celebrates Kiester's professional accomplishments but also acknowledges her dedication to the community and her influence on future engineers. The House members joined Tepper in congratulating her and wishing her continued success.

In addition to this recognition, the session also saw a motion to suspend rules for the consideration of House Resolution 52, which celebrates the Lunar New Year, indicating a commitment to honoring cultural diversity within the legislative agenda. The swift passage of these resolutions reflects the House's focus on recognizing individual achievements and cultural celebrations, reinforcing the importance of community and professional contributions in Texas.

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