Sound Transit Project Teams Help Local Resident in Need

August 27, 2017

Sound Transit Project Teams Help Local Resident in Need

Bellevue, WA – Through their ongoing involvement with the Bellevue Fire CARES nonprofit organization, the Sound Transit E330 Project team learned of an elderly, blind gentleman whose home had suffered extensive damage when a tree fell during a wind storm. Exterior repairs had been made, but the interior remained in disarray. Project staff and craft employees from the Sound Transit E330 and E335 projects, including employees from project subcontractor, O’Neill Service Group, and Owner’s representative, McMillen Jacobs Associates, donated their time, and United Rentals donated equipment to this effort. On Saturday, August 26th, the team replaced two exterior doors, insulated and dry-walled holes in the ceiling, filled holes in the floor, replaced the refrigerator and range, provided general cleanup inside the house, and removed debris from the yard. They also hired a subcontractor to replace a few broken windows. Huge thanks to Atkinson staff Jake Coibion, Casey Henning, Nate Johnson, Nick Johnson, Kevin McKeon, Archie Kollmorgen, Lori Otto, Eli Redell, Karlyn Redell, Matt Rugh, Geoff Shook, and Ed Yperman, and to subcontractor Greg Masten (OSG), Owner's representative Ted Depooter (McMillen Jacobs), and United Rentals for donating your time, materials, and equipment to help this local person in need.