Los Angeles County

Los Angeles County Public Works is dedicated to designing, building, and maintaining modern infrastructure that enhances the quality of life for all communities in the region. Their comprehensive services encompass construction management, environmental sustainability, transportation solutions, and water resource management, ensuring a safe and thriving environment for residents. In addition to core municipal services, LA County Public Works is actively involved in emergency recovery efforts, particularly in response to the impacts of wildfires. Their initiatives focus on delivering equitable, efficient, and resilient infrastructure to support the diverse needs of Los Angeles County's unincorporated areas. Generated from the website

Formed in 1985, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works is divided into more than 25 divisions and groups. It employs 3,500-plus people in job classifications that include professional, technical, clerical and craft workers. It is responsible for the design, construction, operation, maintenance and repair of roads, bridges, airports, sewers and facilities that provide water supply, flood control, water quality and water conservation. The department also under takes the design and construction of capital projects and provides regulatory and ministerial programs for the county, special districts and contract cities that request services. The department s operating budget is funded by restricted revenues, such as sales taxes on gas, benefit assessments, water and sewer sales, user fees and contract revenues. Headquartered in Alhambra, Calif., the department has more than 75 field facilities in locations throughout Los Angeles County, Calif., including Palmdale, Calif.

The County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works Industrial Waste division is dedicated to managing and regulating industrial waste within the county. With a focus on environmental protection and public health, they work to ensure that industrial activities comply with regulations and standards to safeguard the community and natural resources. Generated from their website's infomation