ECO-TIP: HOT TUB AT GOVERNMENT CENTER LINKED TO MOSQUITO CONTROL

Ventura County Public Works Agency welcomes Earthea Nance as new watershed protection director

Amigos 805 July 2nd 2025 By Community Contributor VENTURA — The Ventura County Public Works Agency (VCPWA) is pleased to welcome Earthea Nance, PE to the role of Watershed Protection Director. Watershed Protection serves to provide control and conservation of flood and stormwaters, and to protect and maintain watercourses, watershed, life and property in the…

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Eco-tip: Public Works Week showcases Ventura County’s environmental work

VC Star May 25th, 2025 By David Goldstein Public Works Week, was May 18-24, and the American Public Works Association’s 2025 theme was “People, Purpose, Presence.” These cornerstone ideals explain the value and relevance of many public works programs, including programs that benefit our environment.On May 20, dozens of county workers led interactive activities and…

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS – Civil Engineering Design Services for Yerba Buena Slope Repair Project

    Request for Statement of Qualifications to provide Civil Engineering Design Services for Yerba Buna Slope Repair (MP 0.93, 1.94, 2.61, 2.96) Project   Ventura County Public Works Agency Roads & Transportation (PWA-RT) is seeking Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from qualified firms to provide professional Civil Engineering Design Services for a slope stabilization and…

Eco-tip: Surfrider ramps up cigarette butt recycling despite vandalism setbacks

VC Star By David Goldstein Feb. 7, 2025 Vandals repeatedly broke locks on cigarette butt containers along the Ventura beach promenade, sometimes dumping out the carefully stored cigarettes and sometimes stealing the entire container. Adding to the litter prevention program’s woes, a wrong-way driver exiting the nearby parking garage drove onto the promenade and destroyed…

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How the fire clean-up process works

Moorpark Acorn By David Goldstein 2/7/25 After the fire comes the cleanup, and Bakersfield-based Remedial Transportation Services—RTS—has begun work under a contract with the County of Ventura to remove debris from homes burned in last month’s Mountain fire. The company’s workers are looking for telltale green painted-letter identification on burned-out autos that alerts them whether…