News & Alerts

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.

At the Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA), the HR team plays a vital role in ensuring a safe and supportive work environment for RMA employees.

In an effort to enhance roadway safety for drivers and pedestrians, the Tulare County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance to decrease speed limits in various areas throughout the county.

The February 2025 Newsletter is out! In this edition, you will hear about the newest housing developments, employee highlights, and more projects that have happened this month. Read it now by visiting: https://conta.cc/4gZHF0E.

On February 21, VARCOMM hosted a groundbreaking ceremony in Terra Bella, Calif., a rural community approximately 30 miles southeast of Visalia, to kick off its new rural broadband expansion project in Tulare County.

At the beginning of February, a highly anticipated housing development by San Joaquin Valley Homes celebrated its grand opening in Goshen, featuring newly constructed homes, strategically located right off Highway 99, across Betty Drive.

I am with the Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA), collaborating with the grants team, as part of a partnership with CivicSpark, a branch of AmeriCorps.

The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA)- Public Works branch, plays a critical role in maintaining and improving the county’s infrastructure. Within RMA, three distinct management groups oversee various aspects of public works, including engineering, surveying, and maintenance operations. One of these groups, Management Group 2 (MG2) – Design and Construction Management, is responsible for the planning, design, and construction of roadway and infrastructure improvement projects throughout the county.  

The January 2025 Newsletter is out! In this edition, you will hear about the County's 2024 Recap, the EDO's newest Taco Trail endeavor, and more highlights that have happened this month. Read it now by visiting: https://conta.cc/40v2gDA.

The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) is proud to highlight the milestones and accomplishments of its teams in 2024. These achievements would not have been possible without the trust and collaboration of our communities, the support of the County of Tulare Board of Supervisors, and our valued community partners.

The RMA Payroll Team has a demanding yet rewarding area of responsibility. From crunching numbers to adhering to tight deadlines, they ensure everyone is paid on time—sometimes working late into the evening to get the job done. The team consists of Debbie and Anet, two dedicated members of the Fiscal and Administrative Services team. 

The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) has three distinct management groups, each housing engineers, surveyors, analysts, and many others who maintain the county’s infrastructure and ensure it operates smoothly. One of these essential groups, Management Group 1 (MG1)- Road Maintenance, plays a crucial role in keeping the county’s roads in good condition. This team, led by Chief Engineer Johnny Wong, is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and upgrading the extensive road network that spans Tulare County.

Elva Parker wears many, many hats, which is why she is so deserving of recognition. Her role spans both the grants team and the Economic Development Office, providing crucial assistance on both large and small projects. She offers direct support to grant specialists, the media specialist, and much more. Her duties include invoicing, supplying materials, and clerking multiple committees, such as the Sequoia Tourism Council, Tulare County Water Commission, and the Agriculture Advisory Committee.

The December 2024 Newsletter is out! In this edition, you will hear about the County's role in Valley Forklift Earlimart expansion, the RMA current FEMA projects, and more highlights that have happened this month. Read it now by visiting: https://conta.cc/4gAIdub 

The RMA’s Christmas decorating contest was a festive extravaganza that brought together the creativity and holiday spirit of every employee. The office was transformed into a winter wonderland, with countless snowflakes, twinkling Christmas lights, and playful alpacas adorning the space.