CTEH Featured in Arkansas Business for Leadership, Wildfire Response, and Growth

CTEH was recently featured in Arkansas Business for its continued growth, leadership transition, and evolving role in national disaster response. In the article, newly appointed President Chase Selby shares how CTEH is addressing complex challenges such as hurricanes, wildfires, and more by leveraging science, technology, and strategic expansion.

In the feature, Selby shares insights into the company’s rapid growth, operational transformation, and the increasing demands of climate-driven disasters. From hurricane recovery to the growing devastation caused by wildfires, Selby emphasizes how CTEH is adapting to meet the complex needs of communities, governments, and industry.

“We get to solve big, messy problems. And that’s exciting for any young scientist,” Selby told Arkansas Business.

To meet these challenges, CTEH is investing in data-driven tools, robotics, and environmental health systems, helping agencies like FEMA and the EPA respond quickly and safely. The company’s tech division has also grown into its own line of business, supporting recovery efforts with real-time monitoring and long-term planning tools.

The feature also notes CTEH’s upcoming office expansion in North Little Rock and the continued integration of parent company Montrose Environmental Group, which relocated its headquarters to Arkansas after acquiring CTEH in 2020.

Read the full feature in Arkansas Business here.