Supervisor Jim Desmond and Department of Public Works officials recently flipped the switch on a new traffic light backup battery system in San Dieguito that could eventually make residents around the county safer during emergencies.
Summertime means road trips — not just for those of us heading out for fun or vacation, but also for crews working to maintain and improve San Diego County’s unincorporated roads to protect drivers and keep the public safe.
In this episode, see how Department of Public Works clears the roads when it rains, how 150 foster families are setting up new computers, how a drum is therapeutic, how come County employees saved a co-workers life, and how the County can help you keep those New Years resolutions for 2020.
When the storms hit, San Diego County’s Department of Public Works takes to the streets. They clear debris on unincorporated roads to make conditions safer for drivers. To report debris, call 858-565-5262.
In this episode, find out why trails close when it rains, how to properly install sandbags, how a canvas brings hope, and activities that have healing powers.
Yes, San Diego is known for its nearly perfect weather, but we get snow here in the region, too! Here’s how we keep the roads safe for you when things get icy.
We spent time with a road crew recently to see how they work to make sure roads in the unincorporated part of the County are well-maintained.
