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Modoc County Board Advances Infrastructure, Health, and Environmental Initiatives in March Meetings

Thursday, March 27

In two meetings held on March 11 and March 25, 2025, the Modoc County Board of Supervisors addressed various county business matters, including property transfers, emergency declarations, infrastructure updates, and interagency agreements.During the March 11 meeting, the Board approved transferring vehicles and equipment from... Read More.

One Billion Dollars Would Be Better Spent on Wildfire Prevention and Water Infrastructure than on High Speed Rail

Wednesday, January 22

Vice Chair of Natural Resources Committee introduces legislation to protect communities from wildfire and to strengthen water infrastructureToday, Assemblywoman Alexandra M. Macedo (R-Tulare) introduced legislation to redirect the $1 billion in annual state funding for the California High-Speed Rail Authority to fund much-needed... Read More.

Enhancing Infrastructure Safety and Connectivity in Greenhorn Ranch

Thursday, January 16

Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative and Plumas-Sierra Telecommunications will be conducting vegetation management practices in the Greenhorn Ranch area along its' utility rights-of-way next week. This includes tree trimming, pruning, topping, and removing vegetation that presents a risk to the power and telecommunications infrastructure owned... Read More.

Californias Bold Infrastructure Boost Paves the Way for Safer, Greener Communities

Monday, December 16

The California Transportation Commission (CTC) allocated $830 million at its December meeting to fund a broad range of investments to improve access and safety, provide sustainable projects and help support the infrastructural backbone of the globe’s fifth-largest economy. Guided by Governor Gavin Newsom’s Build... Read More.

Susanville City Council to Tackle Infrastructure, Community Projects, and More in Busy Session

Monday, November 18

The Susanville City Council is gearing up for a packed agenda this Wednesday at their regular meeting, set for 5 p.m. in City Hall. Here’s what’s coming up:The council will consider accepting a generous $2,000 donation from the Walmart Spark Good Foundation. The funds... Read More.

EV Chargers Coming to Dame Shirley Plaza in Quincy: A Step Toward Green Infrastructure

Monday, October 7

Quincy is set to receive a boost in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure as part of a new project planned for Dame Shirley Plaza. The Plumas County Transportation Commission (PCTC) has been awarded a grant to develop an EV infrastructure master plan. Although the project... Read More.

State Transportation Commission Allocates Massive $1.2 Billion for Statewide Transportation Infrastructure Upgrades

Monday, February 12

California Transportation Commission (CTC) has allocated almost $1.2 billion for urban and rural projects statewide.Funds will focus on enhancing transportation infrastructure. The funding includes $428 million from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 (IIJA) and $164 million from Senate Bill 1... Read More.

City Council Pursues Grant-Funded Community Services Officer, Upgrades Natural Gas Infrastructure, and Embraces the Pickleball Sensation

Monday, July 31

Several new developments may be underway for Susanville.The City Council, during this week’s meeting, is seeking approval to employ a full-time Community Services Officer with the help of a nearly 400,000 dollar grant. This officer’s role will assess housing services, assist unsheltered individuals, and... Read More.

Greenville Gets 7 Million for Water and Sewer Infrastructure

Friday, September 9

Seven million dollars have been allocated to Greenville for rebuilding following the Dixie fire's destruction. Assemblywoman Dahle was able to secure the funds from the Newsom Administration to support the rebuilding efforts that have struggled despite insurance and disaster assistance and legal settlements from... Read More.

Sagebrush Ecosystems Protected Through 10M a Year Infrastructure Law Funds

Tuesday, June 21

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has been given 10 million dollars a year for the next 5 years to protect sagebrush ecosystems. Under the Biden administration, a total of 9 million dollars will be spent this fiscal year alone to support 40 projects... Read More.

Stories tagged with: infrastructure

Modoc County Board Advances Infrastructure, Health, and Environmental Initiatives in March Meetings

One Billion Dollars Would Be Better Spent on Wildfire Prevention and Water Infrastructure than on High Speed Rail

Enhancing Infrastructure Safety and Connectivity in Greenhorn Ranch

Californias Bold Infrastructure Boost Paves the Way for Safer, Greener Communities

Susanville City Council to Tackle Infrastructure, Community Projects, and More in Busy Session

EV Chargers Coming to Dame Shirley Plaza in Quincy: A Step Toward Green Infrastructure

State Transportation Commission Allocates Massive $1.2 Billion for Statewide Transportation Infrastructure Upgrades

City Council Pursues Grant-Funded Community Services Officer, Upgrades Natural Gas Infrastructure, and Embraces the Pickleball Sensation

Greenville Gets 7 Million for Water and Sewer Infrastructure

Sagebrush Ecosystems Protected Through 10M a Year Infrastructure Law Funds

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