Science, Sand, and Snow
Julia Moore, 5th grader at Beacon Hill Classical Academy interviewed Roads and Transportation Superintendent, Rudy Munoz, for her science project.
Julia Moore, 5th grader at Beacon Hill Classical Academy interviewed Roads and Transportation Superintendent, Rudy Munoz, for her science project.
Take a look at some current projects VCPWA’s Engineering Services is working on.
EYE ON THE ENVIRONMENT | LIMITS ON UNRECYCLABLE PAPER IN ORGANICS CARTS by David Goldstein Since food recycling programs started in Ventura County in January, local environmental advocates have focused on communicating the importance of recycling organics, but there is one category of organics requiring caution before composting. Organics include anything once alive and therefore…
PLAN DE TRANSPORTE ACTIVO DEL CONDADO DE VENTURA – SPANISH Ventura County Public Works Press Release Contact: Samuel Zneimer, Consultant Project Manager, SamuelZneimer@altago.com Plan de Transporte Activo del Condado de Ventura El Condado de Ventura está desarrollando un Plan de Transporte Activo (Plan AT) que será un mapa para la implementación de instalaciones para peatones…
“Pathways” highlights the unique pathway that each of us has followed to the Ventura County Public Works Agency.
On February 3rd, VCPWA presented awardees with a plaque for display at their worksites and a personal hardhat sticker noting their safety achievements.
Let us stop and take a moment to recognize and remember Louie Magdaleno for his many years of service to Ventura County Public Works Agency. It is difficult to lose a co-worker and a friend.
Engineers Week 2022 is February 20-26! We celebrate the many talented engineers in VCPWA’s Water & Sanitation, Roads & Transportation, and Watershed Protection departments.
Congratulations are in order for VCPWA Assistant Director DAVID FLEISCH – named American Public Works Association’s Professional of the Year for the Ventura County Chapter.
The new year is often a time for personal resolutions and transformations, so we thought we’d look back on some of Public Works’ best transformations in the past few years!