County Engineering News Today

EL CENTRO — Imperial County recently received $4 million in state funds for the local CalWORKs entitlement program for Fiscal Year 2023-2024.

This summer, the internships are open to those ages 16 to 24 who are looking to develop real-world skills while giving back to the community.

Berkeley County has been awarded a $1 million US Fish & Wildlife Service grant from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources to help fund the county’s Mega Boat Landing

The Washington County Commission passed a resolution in support of the Nourishing Networks program to help those who struggle with food security during its regu

The Washington County Commission passed a resolution in support of the Nourishing Networks program to help those who struggle with food security during its regu

Photo courtesy of Knox County Mayor's Office Knox County Engineering and Public Works crews worked through the night to clear more than 200 down trees as several areas in Knox County suffered significant damage after yesterday’s storms. Reports show that Karns, Cedar Bluff, and Lovell Road may ha

Crews will be out across Knox County on Tuesday with the goal of clearing all roads that remain blocked by debris from severe storms that moved across the region Monday afternoon.

The National Weather Service in Morristown says winds up to 130 mph caused damage as the storm rolled through.

Before being elected as Douglas County Engineer, Todd Pfizer was the City of Omaha Engineer. A major focus of his work now is an area outside of the city in Northwest Douglas County.

The snow seems to keep on coming and thats why many communities in Utah are already preparing for the chance of a busy flooding season.