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Kleinfelder Asks for Public's Help Locating Stolen Gauge

Monday, 15 June 2009 00:00

Kansas City (June 15, 2009) – Kleinfelder, a science and engineering consulting firm, is asking for the public's help in locating a gauge that was stolen from the back of an employee's pickup truck in Roeland Park, Kansas, on Saturday, June 6. The Humboldt 5001EZ portable moisture density gauge is used to measure the density and moisture content of soil. The gauge contains radioactive elements in sealed sources but poses minimal risk to the public.

The Roeland Park Police Department has been notified, and Kleinfelder is offering a $1,000 reward for the gauge's return.

Kleinfelder urges anyone with information about the gauge to contact the Roeland Park Police at (913) 677-3363 or Steve Damron of Kleinfelder at (785) 925-3482.

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Kleinfelder is an employee-owned science and engineering consulting firm providing solutions to meet our world’s complex infrastructure and natural resource challenges. A nationwide firm with more than 2,000 employee owners, Kleinfelder provides planning, engineering, scientific, technical and management solutions. With nearly 50 years of experience, Kleinfelder’s reputation of providing innovative, commonsense solutions to the most complex challenges has solidified its status as a trusted partner to its clients and a leader in the industry. Working as a team, our bright people will deliver the right solutions. Visit www.kleinfelder.com.