The City of Brea has seen a broad increase in development and economic activity over the last two decades, raising the need for an updated Water Master Plan to address and accommodate future growth and demand on the CIty’s water system. The City contracted with Civiltec in 2019 to assess the current system and develop an updated Master Plan.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that Tripepi Smith has renewed its support of the California city management community as a 2021 CCMF Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
Wildfires are an ongoing risk to foothill communities of California and Arizona; as wildfire events become increasingly prevalent, it is critical to enact preventive measures wherever possible.
Many conferences forged ahead in 2020, despite challenges, in a virtual format, and Civiltec team members discovered both new experiences and old favorites reimagined to get involved.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that Southern California Edison (SCE) has renewed its support of the California city management community as a 2020-21 CCMF Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
In an effort to improve local water quality management, the City of La Verne is working with Civiltec Engineering for the design and construction management of a Chloramination Trim Station at the City’s Wheeler Reservoir site.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that SoCal Gas has renewed its support of the California city management community as a 2021 CCMF Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
On December 15, 2020, Civiltec Engineering announced the opening of a new office in Fullerton, California. This new Orange County office will expand Civiltec’s reach in Southern California, service existing Orange County clients and grow the number of clients Civiltec serves in the region.
As the LNU Lightning Complex Fire blazed to the south and the August Complex Fire to the north, Konocti Unified School District’s board of trustees approved an $8.5 million infrastructure renewal program that addresses power shutoffs, blackouts, indoor air quality and rising utility costs.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that Sloan Sakai Yeung & Wong LLP has renewed its support of CCMF as a 2021 Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
The City of Brea has seen a broad increase in development and economic activity over the last two decades, raising the need for an updated Water Master Plan to address and accommodate future growth and demand on the CIty’s water system. The City contracted with Civiltec in 2019 to assess the current system and develop an updated Master Plan.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that Tripepi Smith has renewed its support of the California city management community as a 2021 CCMF Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
Wildfires are an ongoing risk to foothill communities of California and Arizona; as wildfire events become increasingly prevalent, it is critical to enact preventive measures wherever possible.
Many conferences forged ahead in 2020, despite challenges, in a virtual format, and Civiltec team members discovered both new experiences and old favorites reimagined to get involved.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that Southern California Edison (SCE) has renewed its support of the California city management community as a 2020-21 CCMF Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
In an effort to improve local water quality management, the City of La Verne is working with Civiltec Engineering for the design and construction management of a Chloramination Trim Station at the City’s Wheeler Reservoir site.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that SoCal Gas has renewed its support of the California city management community as a 2021 CCMF Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
On December 15, 2020, Civiltec Engineering announced the opening of a new office in Fullerton, California. This new Orange County office will expand Civiltec’s reach in Southern California, service existing Orange County clients and grow the number of clients Civiltec serves in the region.
As the LNU Lightning Complex Fire blazed to the south and the August Complex Fire to the north, Konocti Unified School District’s board of trustees approved an $8.5 million infrastructure renewal program that addresses power shutoffs, blackouts, indoor air quality and rising utility costs.
The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) announced that Sloan Sakai Yeung & Wong LLP has renewed its support of CCMF as a 2021 Corporate Benefactor Sponsor.
