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The City-County Communications & Marketing Association is earning rave reviews on a recent webinar on good and bad data.
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This October, for the first time, residents of the cities of Pomona and Baldwin Park will have a new choice when it comes to their electricity provider.
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Alvord Unified School District has approved a second phase of energy infrastructure improvements, this time focusing on improved indoor air quality.
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The City of Lancaster is working to improve the lives of residents by using advanced technologies to build a safer, more efficient city.
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New hire interview with Steven M. Walker, Senior Project Engineer for Civiltec Engineering.
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Lancaster Choice Energy (LCE), an associate member of the California Choice Energy Authority, is again offering local businesses free energy-efficient equipment, which helps lower energy usage and costs, through its Small Commercial Direct Install Program.
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Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Association, in conjunction with Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has engaged Civiltec Engineering for professional engineering services to design a recycled water reservoir and associated welded steel distribution piping system.
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Civiltec Engineering has been selected by the Town of Dewey-Humboldt to perform professional design services for street improvements around Hill Street.
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The City of Pico Rivera has commissioned Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy (PRIME), the City’s locally run power provider, and TerraVerde Energy to launch a new, innovative program supporting the deployment of solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage systems at municipal facilities and, possibly, El Rancho Unified School District campuses.
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With coronavirus impacting so many lives and livelihoods, it’s become critical that local leaders get broad and representative input.
