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June 27, 2024RESIDENTS URGED TO VERIFY INFO, MAY CHALLENGE STATE DESIGNATIONS STARTING JULY 8  Residents of Inyo County are encouraged to verify their Internet speeds to ensure their current level of broadband service has been accurately identified by the State of California. As part of the…
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June 14, 2024Inyo County is offering advanced notice that the Adventure Trails Pilot Program will be sunsetting on January 1, 2025.Assembly Bill 628, approved in 2011, authorized the County to establish a pilot project to designate highway segments as combined-use to allow certain non-street legal…
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This photo of crystal-clear waters against a rugged rock face in Inyo County was taken by John Vallejo and submitted to the 2021 contest. It has been posted on social media as RCRC’s “rural photo of the week” more than once.
Help Highlight Inyo’s Splendor StatewideThe Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) is accepting entries now through the end of the month for its popular digital photography contest aimed at highlighting and celebrating life in California’s rural counties. The contest, now in its eighth…
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March 6, 2024Inyo County has been awarded a $110,500 Rural Development Broadband Technical Assistance (BTA) Grant through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development. The grant will specifically be used to expand high-speed wireless Internet to areas of Death Valley National Park. …
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March 7, 2024EMPLOYEE EFFORTS RECOGNIZEDInyo County Risk Manager Aaron Holmberg on Tuesday presented the annual Safety Awards for “Most Improved in Safety.” The annual awards acknowledge continuous improvement in employee and facility site safety and help encourage such improvements throughout all…
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Inyo County has joined the growing chorus of opposition to AT&T’s proposal to discontinue landline telecommunications service throughout California, including Death Valley and surrounding communities. AT&T has filed an application with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)…