Public Works
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Inyo County
Bishop Moves Forward on Infrastructure Improvements
Bishop Moves Forward on Infrastructure Improvements Fine wine improves with age. Water and sewer lines, unfortunately, do not, as Bishop’s…
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National Parks
Anniversary of Great American Outdoors Act
Anniversary of Great American Outdoors Act Major $62 million utilities project expected to begin in Death Valley National Park in…
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National Parks
Major $62 million Death Valley utilities project expected to begin in 2025
Major $62 million utilities project expected to begin in 2025 Environmental compliance completed for massive infrastructure investment in Death Valley…
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National Parks
Public comment sought on proposed utility improvements in Death Valley NP
Public comment sought on proposed utility improvements in Death Valley NP DEATH VALLEY, Calif. – The National Park Service (NPS)…
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Environment
California Distributes $192 Million for More Clean Transit
California Distributes $192 Million for More Clean Transit SACRAMENTO — Today, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that Caltrans approved $192 million…
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Bishop Fall Street Sweeping
Public Works News Release Fall Street Sweeping Leaves are starting to fall in Bishop and the city Public Works crew…
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Governor Signs Infrastructure Budget Bills
Governor Signs Infrastructure Budget Bills Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law a slate of bills to accelerate critical infrastructure projects…
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And It’s Done! Completion of North Round Valley Road Bridge Celebrated
And It’s Done! Completion of North Round Valley Road Bridge Celebrated County officials, various other local agencies representatives, and members…
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Mammoth Lakes Community e-News
Town Council Meeting Action Items – June 14 Town Council approved the renewal of a 5-year Mammoth Lakes Tourism Business…
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North Round Valley Road Bridge Open
North Round Valley Road Bridge Open Ribbon-cutting will mark end of lengthy repair and construction The public is invited Thursday…
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