July 28, 2017

We are featured in CPBJ's 2017 Business Profiles!  They wrote a great piece about our company, in celebration of 30 years!

February 23, 2017

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – Planning for the redevelopment of the Blue Ridge Golf Club property continued Wednesday night as presenters held a community event at a local church.  A presentation at Sanctuary of Epiphany Lutheran Church follows public presentations to the Board of Supervisors for Lower Paxton Township.  Considered plans include living options, an assisted living and memory care facility and a park.

February 02, 2017

HARRISBURG, Pa — The Blue Ridge Golf Course on Linglestown Road is scheduled to close at the end of this year's golf season, around November.

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Officials say that golf spending has been going down over the last decade and that the course has been losing money year after year.

February 01, 2017

Developers announced plans to build assisted living facilities, townhouses, single-family homes, stores and a park overtop the soon-to-closed Blue Ridge Golf Club. The plan - which was presented at the Lower Paxton Township Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday -- calls for closing the 132-acre golf course in November and redeveloping it. The plan for the property is to have four different, distinct sections - commercial, residential, assisted living and recreation....

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July 15, 2016

EnVISIONeering: Land Development That Will Revolutionize Your Site Due Diligence, Design, and Marketing Process

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Land development is a high stakes, risky business.  Deciding which property to buy and how to develop it in the early due diligence process is one of the most important decisions a land developer will make.  Over the years we have seen developers spend thousands of dollars on site designs, permits, and approvals only to find out in the end that it was not going to be a profitable project or worse, they actually built the project and then went bankrupt....

June 15, 2016

The Tall Oaks project that we have been working on with R & L Homes was mentioned in the Central Penn Business Journal.  Click below to read more!

May 24, 2016

R.J. Fisher & Associates, Inc. engineering firm participated in the grand opening event at the Autobahn Indoor Speedway in Lemoyne. Half of all revenue during the event was donated to the Four Diamonds Fund to defeat childhood cancer. Shown are, first row, from left, Lauren Durborow, Robert Cassel and Donald Whitford. Second row, from left: Christian Naugle, Benjamin Heisey, Matthew Fisher, Michael Schubert, Alex Kinzey and Robert Fisher.

May 13, 2016

With construction complete on the 150-unit Brooks Edge Apartments project on Lisburn Road, Triple Crown Corp. has shifted its focus to another housing development in Lower Allen Township.

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Construction on Stone Gate Village, a rental townhome community with 89 units, is expected to begin this summer in the 2700 block of Lisburn Road, near Christian Life Assembly and Slate Hill Road.

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May 13, 2016

A company doesn’t have to maintain a huge staff in order to make a huge impact - just ask the leaders at R.J. Fisher & Associates Inc., a land development design corporation that has remained relatively modest in size but has designed some of the largest developments in the Harrisburg area.  The firm started in 1988 and has literally blossomed into one of the principal players in civil engineering, site planning and surveying for the Central Pennsylvania Region.
 

October 21, 2005

A number of Central Pennsylvania businesses and municipalities are grappling with new wastewater regulations designed to clean up the Chesapeake Bay.

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In August, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection adopted stricter water-quality standards as part of its Chesapeake Bay Tributary Strategy. Pennsylvania has agreed to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus emissions in to the rivers and streams by about 40 percent by 2010. More than half of Pennsylvania — and all of Central Pennsylvania — is within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Both the Susquehanna and Potomac rivers’ watersheds suffer from nutrient and sediment pollution, according to DEP.