Halff’s Troy Dorman Inducted into TTU’s 2026 CECE Academy

LUBBOCK, Texas — Halff’s Director of Water Resources Troy Dorman, Ph.D., PE, CFM, ENV SP, was recently inducted into Texas Tech University’s 2026 Civil, Environmental and Construction Engineering (CECE) Academy.

The CECE Academy recognizes and celebrates Texas Tech alumni for their achievements in civil, environmental and construction engineering.

Dorman has more than 27 years of experience in water resources, including stormwater management, flood mitigation, watershed planning and sustainable infrastructure. His work includes advancing green infrastructure and community resilience through initiatives such as the City of Houston Green Infrastructure Manual. He earned both his master’s degree in civil engineering and doctorate in water resources and environmental engineering from Texas Tech University.

Dorman joins several Halff colleagues who have previously been inducted into the CECE Academy, including: Erin Atkinson (2013), David Burkett (2017), Frank Crumb (2007), Cindy Engelhardt (2024), Stephanie Griffin (2007), Dennis Haar (2015), Sam Hinojosa (2018), Leigh Hollis (2021), Andrew Ickert (2012), Scot Luan (2013), Jarred Overbey (2025), David Smith (2023), Dan Warfield (2021) and Jack Young (2025).

About the Firm

Halff is an award-winning, employee-owned full-service infrastructure consulting firm with more than 75 years of expertise. Established in 1950 by Dr. Albert H. Halff, the firm continues to advance his vision of creating resilient communities through thoughtful design and technical excellence.

Today, Halff operates from more than 30 offices across Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. Our firm works together to provide comprehensive services from our Mobility, Places and Communities, and Water and Environment solutions. Our more than 1,300 professionals remain committed to delivering smart solutions that improve lives and communities by turning ideas into reality.

Since 2021, the firm has earned more than 100 project awards and continues to rank as an Engineering News-Record Top 100 Design Firm and a USA TODAY National Top Workplace. Halff supports communities across its footprint through the Halff Community Initiative (HCI), having contributed more than $1 million to nonprofits and thousands of employee volunteer hours since its inception in 2017.