Published November 14. 2026 09:10AM
Pennsylvania-based Entech Engineering held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 14 to celebrate the opening of its new Lehigh Valley office at 2239 Route 309, Orefield.
Founded in 1981 to help clients improve utility efficiency, the company has grown to 150 employees and seven offices across Pennsylvania while providing services nationwide.
Tori Morgan, director of funding, regulatory relations and compliance, delivered the keynote address.
Morgan is well known in the region for her service as a former South Whitehall Township commissioner, her involvement with the Parkland Education Foundation and her work with numerous charitable organizations throughout the Lehigh Valley.
Visitors to the Entech Engineering’s new Lehigh Valley regional office include Jacob Roth, president, South Whitehall Township commissioners and David Hein, president, Parkland School Board.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDState Rep. Zach Mako, R-183rd, tries to wrangle two processes at once, his infant son and his congratulation proclamation to senior officials at Entech.
Entech management members Tori Morgan, holding a proclamation from the Pennsylvania Legislature, and Kim Mazur join Rep. Zach Mako, R-183, and his infant son during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Entech’s new Lehigh Valley office at 2239 Route 309, Orefield.
