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County holds public hearing on April 6 over hiking landfill fees - Vimarsana News

County holds public hearing on April 6 over hiking landfill fees

VALE — The Malheur County Court has two public hearings slated at its meeting at 9 a.m. Wednesday. One is for a supplemental budget resolution and the other is regarding

Vale BLM could move ahead with plan to reduce livestock-vehicle crashes and near misses on Lytle Boulevard - Vimarsana News

Vale BLM could move ahead with plan to reduce livestock-vehicle crashes and near misses on Lytle Boulevard

VALE — In December, the Bureau of Land Management’s Vale District sought public comment on an environmental assessment on a proposal to add public safety fence and cattle guards to

Traffic safety proposal: Vale BLM aims to reduce crashes with livestock on rural road Lytle Boulevard - Vimarsana News

Traffic safety proposal: Vale BLM aims to reduce crashes with livestock on rural road Lytle Boulevard

VALE — The Bureau of Land Management’s Vale District is accepting public comments for the Lytle Boulevard Public Safety Fence and Cattle Guards Environmental Assessment through Dec. 23, according to

Pavement overlay in Nyssa is slated for May 10-21 - Vimarsana News

Pavement overlay in Nyssa is slated for May 10-21

NYSSA Nyssa’s Rural Road District will start its spring/summer pavement overlay project soon. The project is expected to start May 10 and go through May 21. Work will begin on Grand Avenue, and continue west from Highway 201, south to Norwood Drive. Following that, work will be done on Lytle Boulevard, from Enterprise Avenue, south to Sunset Market, then Janeta and Jefferson drives over to Owyhee Avenue. Detours will be in place around the projects, and the road district will work with local traffic, as needed. For more information, contact Wes Allison at (208) 739-1895.