Welcome to the st. louis section of the American Society of Civil Engineers

Welcome              

Welcome to the home page of the St. Louis Section of ASCE.  The Section actually encompasses the Eastern half of Missouri and six Illinois counties immediately to the east of St. Louis, serving over 1100 members and five area student chapters.
 
We support local future and current civil engineers (architectural; coasts, oceans, ports and rivers; construction; environmental and water resources; geotechnical; structural; transportation) in their chosen fields to make Missouri, the country, and the world a better and safer place to live.
 
Please feel free to contact any of our officers if we can be of assistance, or reach us at the address below.

ASCE – St. Louis Section
c/o The Engineers' Club of St. Louis
4359 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108

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Last updated: 04/06/2020

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Report Card for Missouri's Infrastructure

 

                          

The ASCE Sections of Kansas City and St. Louis released the updated Missouri Infrastructure Report Card for 2018 at the Capitol in Jefferson City on April 24th. Help us spread the word about the updated grades by passing along this link

The 2013 Missouri Report Card can be viewed by clicking here.    

National Report Card for America's Infrastructure

 

   

 

Every family and business needs infrastructure to thrive– from your road to work, to your internet, to the pipes bringing clean water to your house.  In a new app format, the American Society of Civil Engineers’ 2017 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure puts the most comprehensive and clear reference available on America’s infrastructure in your pocket. Complete with videos, state profiles, and interactive content, this app shows how your state’s infrastructure is doing and what needs attention.  Share how America can raise the grades along with any part of the app with friends, coworkers, LinkedIn groups, or even your elected officials. Download the Report Card at www.infrastructurereportcard.org.