Loughlin Water Associates

MS – Geology, with emphasis in hydrogeology
BS – Geology
Post-graduate courses in hydrogeology and water law and numerous seminars, short courses, and conferences related to hydrogeology
UT PG #5205683-2250
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Rachael Peavler, PG, PMP
MS – Hydrology
BS – Environmental Geology
UT PG#8344020-2250
PMP #1928593
Rachael is a Principal Hydrogeologist and Project Manager with nearly two decades of experience in groundwater characterization, water resource planning, and mine water management. With a strong technical foundation and a proven record of leading complex, multidisciplinary projects, she has led major hydrogeologic programs for mining clients throughout North and South America, specializing in dewatering system design, groundwater modeling, tailings and seepage management, and environmental permitting. Rachael also supports municipal and regional water suppliers through groundwater supply assessments, aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) feasibility studies, well siting evaluations, and deep well drilling oversight, including developing reliable water supplies, evaluating hydrogeologic risk, and navigating regulatory and operational challenges.
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Stan Smith, P.G.
MS – Geology
BS – Geosciences
UT PG #10382548-2250
Stan is a Senior Hydrogeologist with 14 years of experience delivering hydrogeology and geochemistry solutions for water resource, mining, geothermal, and government clients. He is valued for translating complex field and analytical data into clear, defensible site conceptual models that support baseline characterization, permitting, and feasibility decisions across the western United States. Stan’s technical strengths include hydrologic investigations and water monitoring programs, as well as acid rock drainage and metal leaching evaluations. He is also highly experienced with using isotopes and other environmental tracers to quantify groundwater residence times, evaluate source mixing, and constrain recharge conditions to bolster site conceptualization and evaluate water resources and contamination risk.
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Connor Smith
MS - Geology
BA - Geology
Connor Smith is a Staff Hydrogeologist with experience in project planning and management of field work and data collection, water quality sampling and interpretation, ArcGIS spatial data analysis and mapping, well drilling oversight and aquifer testing, and hydrogeological surveys.
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John S. Brown, P.G.
BS – Geology
UT PG #5416919-2250
UT LPI #861
HAZWOPER Safety Training
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BS – Civil Engineering
Graduate studies in CE, MBA, PA at Univ. of Utah and Univ. of California, Davis. Utah Certified Public Management Courses completed. HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, DAMBRK, BREACH
UT SE #166966-2203
NV PE #021160
Matt is a Senior Hydrological Engineer with more than 40 years of experience in surface water hydrology, dam design, permitting and construction, stream restoration and related surface water modeling. Matt served for 25 years as an engineer with the Utah State Dam Safety Section and as Assistant Utah State Engineer in charge of Technical Services for the Utah Division of Water Rights. Matt has served as Adjunct Professor in the Civil Engineering Department of the University of Utah teaching Water Resource Management.
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Cameron Cordner
Staff Hydrogeologist
MS - Geology
BS - Geology
Cameron is a Staff Hydrogeologist with experience in all phases of conceptual and analytical hydrogeologic model development. This includes well design, drilling, and construction oversight, aquifer testing, groundwater and surface water monitoring, and installation of field instrumentation and data collection systems. Cameron has additional experience developing numerical saturated and unsaturated flow models and is proficient in MODFLOW and HYDRUS-1D. He also uses GIS to process and analyze complex numerical modeling results.

Lindsay K. Gordon
Staff Hydrogeologist
MS – Geology
BS – Geology
HAZWOPER 40-Hour Certification
Lindsay is a Staff Hydrogeologist with experience in well siting and design, construction oversight, aquifer testing, and water quality sampling. She has been involved in projects ranging from hydrogeological surveys, conceptual and analytical modeling, and evaluation of aquifer and well performance. Lindsay enjoys combining fieldwork with data analysis and is skilled with tools such as ArcGIS, MODFLOW, and AQTESOLV.
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