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The County of Tulare continues to make meaningful investments in local infrastructure with the successful completion of two roadway improvement projects under the 2023/2024 County Transportation Improvement Program (CTIP). Both projects were delivered on time, under budget, and in full compliance with project specifications, reinforcing the County’s commitment to fiscal responsibility, safety, and long-term infrastructure sustainability.
The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) maintains approximately 3,000 miles of roadway, working year-round to keep drivers safe—whether it’s repairing potholes, maintaining road signs, or refreshing pavement striping. But roadway safety is a shared effort, and July brings extra focus to this mission.
The aroma of sizzling meats and the sound of celebration filled the air as Tacos San Marcos officially opened the doors to its first brick-and-mortar restaurant in Traver on July 11.
The Taco Trail has been blazing through Tulare County this summer, making way for delicious recipes and bold, authentic flavors. Although the fun seems to have just begun, the Tulare County Taco Trail is coming to an end, with the hopes of making an even stronger impact in the years to come.
The June 2025 edition of our newsletter is hot off the press! Dive in to explore the latest updates, stories, and projects happening across Tulare County.
Tulare County’s Taco Trail is gaining momentum, and local food lovers are hungry for more! Thanks to the growing popularity of the Discover Tulare County App, more users than ever are hitting the trail, exploring the county’s best taco spots, and enjoying all the delicious flavors our local eateries have to offer.
Earlier this year, Tulare County celebrated the continued progress of the Rexford Solar Project, one of California’s largest multi-phase solar-plus-storage developments. The most recent milestone involved the completion of the first phase of the original Rexford Project, first approved in 2019, and operation since early 2025. This phase, currently owned by AES Energy, includes 300 megawatts of solar capacity and 240 megawatts of battery storage and is located in southern Tulare County, near the community of Ducor, CA.
The County of Tulare is pleased to announce that our brand-new website is set to launch in August! The updated site is designed with the community in mind, offering an improved layout and user-friendly navigation to make finding information faster and easier than ever before.
After a decade of planning, collaboration, and determination, the community of West Goshen in Tulare County is finally breaking ground on a project to provide fresh, reliable drinking water to local residents.
The May 2025 Newsletter is out! In this edition, you will hear about team highlights and more projects that have happened this month.
Our planners are getting noticed. At their May 13 meeting, the Tulare County Board of Supervisors presented the 2025 Central Section Award of Excellence in Implementation from the American Planning Association – California Chapter to the Resource Management Agency for its SB 2 Funding Implementation Program.
The Avenue 56 Interim Repair Project marks the final phase of emergency repairs following the severe storms in March 2023. Avenue 56 is a vital access road for the community of Alpaugh, and the storms left the road flooded and unusable in early 2023.
This year, the County of Tulare proudly celebrates Jason Fite’s 20th work anniversary, honoring two decades of dedicated public service, personal growth, and resilience. Jason, now an Engineering Technician IV at the RMA, has built a remarkable career defined by perseverance, adaptability, and an unwavering commitment to serving his community.
Jose Saenz, Planner IV with the Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA), recently graduated from the Leadership Visalia program, which is a nine-month leadership development program offered through the Visalia Chamber of Commerce. His graduation marks a milestone in both his personal and professional growth.
The County of Tulare proudly honors Samantha Franks for reaching an extraordinary milestone—35 years of dedicated public service. Known for her deep expertise, collaborative spirit, and steadfast commitment to excellence, Samantha's career has been marked by growth, leadership, and an unwavering dedication to the communities she serves.
The California Association for Local Economic Development (CALED) has recognized Michael Washam, Associate Director of the Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA), as a 2025 Local Economic Development Champion.
The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) is pleased to announce the arrival of Ahmad Alkhayyat as the new Assistant Director of Public Works. With more than 20 years of public works and engineering experience, Mr. Alkhayyat brings extensive knowledge and proven leadership to his new role.
The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) – Public Works Division plays a critical role in maintaining and improving the county’s infrastructure. Within Public Works, operations are divided among several specialized groups. One of these is Management Group 4 – County Surveyor’s Office (MG4).
The March/April 2025 Newsletter is out! In this edition, you will hear about the Tulare County Taco Trail, team highlights, and more projects that have happened this month. Read it now by visiting: https://conta.cc/4iAPkEj
The Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) is a federal and state funding source administered by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) through the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) as part of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act.