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Climatec explores COVID-fighting technologies and explains how public agencies are incorporating them to protect public health and cut energy usage.
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Nestled in the remote foothills between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe, Pollock Pines Elementary School District is focused on promoting the wellbeing and achievement of its students through high-quality education. Like many other school districts across the state, however, Pollock Pines faces challenges to its mission: wildfires and public safety power shutoffs (PSPS), COVID-19 and waning budgets, failing infrastructure and rising utility costs.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Culver City Unified School District's clean air program will bring peace of mind to parents and staff when school resumes.
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During the extreme heat waves that hit California in August and September, community choice aggregators (CCA) across the state, including associate members of CalChoice, joined statewide efforts to keep California’s power grid stable by conserving energy.
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Civiltec’s Monrovia office has a new Project Engineer in Gretel Ochoa-Nhac, promoted upon the successful completion of her Professional Engineer’s (PE) exam.
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Catch up with Marketing Manager Christy Sipos on her 5-year Civiltec anniversary.
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The City of Prescott called upon Civiltec to deliver a Drainage and Utilities Improvement Study (DUIS) for the City’s Public Safety Drill Grounds, which operate as training facilities for the City’s Fire and Police departments.
