TRANSPORTATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION Las Posas Road at 5th Street (SR34) Intersection Improvements ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST $2,500,000 CONST. START DATE October 2027 CONST. END DATE March 2028 PROJECT MANAGER/ DESIGN ENGINEER Cody Stults CONTACT NUMBER (805) 477-1975 Las Posas Road at 5th Street (SR34) Intersection Improvements Project Images
Watershed Protection’s SCR-1 project aims at protecting critical levee systems and in turn, the residents, businesses, and public infrastructure that surround them.
Derrick Wilson recently completed the Lean Six Sigma Specialization program offered by UCLA Extension and has obtained training as a Black Belt. Way to go Derrick!
VENTURA COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF ROADS & TRANSPORTATION Ventura County Public Works Agency (VCPWA) has named retired U.S. Navy’s Civil Engineer Corps’ Chris Kurgan, to the position of Director of Roads & Transportation. In his new role Chris will oversee the building, operating and maintaining of the public’s billion-dollar investment in…
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Water and Sanitation – Heroes At Work in the Mud Can you be called a hero if you just do your job? Workers who respond to main line water breaks are heroic because water shoots out of these pipes at up to 10,000 gallons per minute, threatening anyone or anything nearby with submersion or ground…
EYE ON THE ENVIRONMENT | NEW REPORTS SHOW CHANGE OF RECYCLING FOCUS Aug 4, 2021 | David Goldstein by David Goldstein, VCPWA, IWMD Last Monday (Aug. 2, 2021) was the deadline for every city and county in California to send an annual report to the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) describing and…
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is seeking input/feedback from Ventura County residents and businesses regarding improved biking and walking near State highway facilities. Click here to take the survey by July 31, 2021.
VCPWA commemorated the start of the Santa Ana Boulevard Bridge project with a groundbreaking ceremony on June 7 at the bridge site. This new, wider, longer and taller replacement bridge will enhance sediment transport, reduce the need for maintenance after major storm events, and improve California Steelhead migration up and down the Ventura River.
The Ventura County Public Works Agency – Water & Sanitation has started installing wellhead treatment to filter out the excess naturally occurring minerals that cause the discoloration.