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Today, there are three branches of the Resource Management Agency: Public Works, Fiscal Services, and Planning & Economic Development.

Pink was the color of the day at RMA! 💗 Members of our Tulare County Resource Management Agency team came together for P...
10/14/2026

Pink was the color of the day at RMA! 💗
 
Members of our Tulare County Resource Management Agency team came together for Pink Day in recognition of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
 
Today, we wear pink to show our support for those affected by breast cancer and to recognize the importance of awareness, early detection, and regular screenings.
 

📱 Introducing the Tulare County Connect Mobile Application!Reporting potholes, damaged road signs, traffic signal concer...
10/13/2026

📱 Introducing the Tulare County Connect Mobile Application!

Reporting potholes, damaged road signs, traffic signal concerns, and other issues in unincorporated areas of Tulare County just got easier!

Submit a service request directly from your phone, tablet, or computer.

Scan the QR code to get started or visit:
https://tularecounty.ca.gov/MyTulareCounty

📱 ¡Presentamos la aplicación móvil Tulare County Connect!

¡Ahora es más fácil reportar baches, señales de tránsito dañadas, problemas con los semáforos y otras preocupaciones en las áreas no incorporadas del condado de Tulare!

Envíe una solicitud de servicio directamente desde su teléfono, tableta o computadora.

Escanee el código QR para comenzar o visite:
https://tularecounty.ca.gov/MyTulareCounty

280 building permits. $21.6 million in permitted construction value. 🏗️In August, the Tulare County Resource Management ...
10/12/2026

280 building permits. $21.6 million in permitted construction value. 🏗️

In August, the Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) issued 280 building permits in unincorporated Tulare County, representing approximately $21.6 million in permitted construction value.

These permits reflect continued investment in homes, additions, agricultural structures, solar projects, commercial development and other construction throughout the county.

📊 Explore the September 2026 RMA Monthly Data Packet for more information.

Image description: Entrance to the Tulare County Resource Management Agency Permit Center. Large black letters reading “Permit Center” appear above the entrance, while the County of Tulare seal and “Resource Management Agency Permit Center” are displayed on the glass door. The customer service area is visible through the windows.

Meet Gage Flack, a Heavy Equipment Mechanic II with the Tulare County Resource Management Agency. Gage helps maintain th...
10/09/2026

Meet Gage Flack, a Heavy Equipment Mechanic II with the Tulare County Resource Management Agency.
 
Gage helps maintain the County’s fleet, including this armored SWAT vehicle used by the Tulare County Sheriff

His work requires technical knowledge, attention to detail, and an understanding of the specialized equipment that County personnel depend on.
 
While deputies are the ones responding to calls, professionals like Gage play an important role in making sure their vehicles are ready when they’re needed.
 
Gage is part of the talented team at the County’s Central Shop, where mechanics and staff maintain vehicles across County departments, from heavy equipment used to maintain our roads to specialized vehicles supporting public safety and other essential services.

Their work is invaluable, helping ensure County employees have the safe, reliable equipment they need to serve our communities.
 
We’re proud to recognize Gage and the entire RMA Central Shop team for the dedication, expertise, and care they bring to serving Tulare County!

A little Abbey Road, RMA edition. 🚸 Our Traffic Control team recently refreshed the yellow school crosswalk at Ivanhoe E...
10/06/2026

A little Abbey Road, RMA edition. 🚸
 
Our Traffic Control team recently refreshed the yellow school crosswalk at Ivanhoe Elementary School in Ivanhoe. Before wrapping up, the crew took this awesome picture with Principal Jonna Rasner, walking single file across the freshly painted crosswalk.
 
Pictured (from right) are Jonna Rasner, Ivanhoe Elementary Principal, Fidel Galvan-Rodriguez, Traffic Control Worker II; Michael Deniz, Traffic Control Worker II; Jared Spuhler, Traffic Control Worker II; Carlos Pena, Traffic Control Worker II; and Aaron Chapa, Traffic Control Worker II.
 
California roadway standards call for yellow crosswalk markings near schools, helping make school crossings more visible to approaching drivers.
 
Nice work, Traffic Control. We think the album cover turned out great, too. 
 
Image description: Five Tulare County RMA Traffic Control workers and Ivanhoe Elementary Principal Jonna Rasner walk single file across a freshly painted yellow school crosswalk in front of Ivanhoe Elementary School. The workers are wearing high visibility safety clothing, and orange traffic cones are visible around the work area.

Last week, Tulare County RMA met with Orosi residents at Palm Elementary School to discuss the Road 130 Palm Elementary ...
09/29/2026

Last week, Tulare County RMA met with Orosi residents at Palm Elementary School to discuss the Road 130 Palm Elementary Sidewalk Improvements Project. The community of Orosi is home to more than 8,000 residents, 10 minutes east of Dinuba and 30 minutes north of Visalia. 
 
RMA Chief Engineer Hernan Beltran Herrera, RMA Engineer IV Claudia Sanchez, RMA Engineer III Gerardo Lopez, and RMA Right of Way Agent I Rosemary Alvarez shared information about the project, answered questions, and received feedback from community members.
 
The project is fully funded by Measure R and will bring pedestrian improvements along Road 130 near Palm Elementary School, including sidewalks, curbs and gutters, ADA-accessible curb ramps, enhanced crossings and roadway improvements. 
 
For questions or comments regarding the project, please contact the Project Manager, RMA Engineer IV Claudia Sanchez at 559-624-7028 and by email at [email protected]

English:Tulare County RMA is planning pedestrian safety improvements along Avenue 145 in Poplar, from Walker Road to Roa...
09/29/2026

English:
Tulare County RMA is planning pedestrian safety improvements along Avenue 145 in Poplar, from Walker Road to Road 193. The project is funded in part by local Measure R funds, along with state and federal funding. Proposed improvements include sidewalks, accessible curb ramps, storm drain improvements, flashing beacons and a high-visibility crosswalk. A community meeting will be held Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Pleasant View Elementary School, 18900 Avenue 145 in Poplar, where residents can view the initial design and provide feedback.

Spanish:
La Agencia de Gestión de Recursos del Condado de Tulare está planificando mejoras de seguridad peatonal a lo largo de Avenue 145 en Poplar, desde Walker Road hasta Road 193. El proyecto está financiado en parte con fondos locales de Measure R, además de fondos estatales y federales. Las mejoras propuestas incluyen aceras, rampas accesibles, mejoras al drenaje pluvial, balizas intermitentes y un cruce peatonal de alta visibilidad. Se realizará una reunión comunitaria el miércoles 30 de septiembre de 2026 a las 6 p.m. en Pleasant View Elementary School, 18900 Avenue 145 en Poplar, donde los residentes podrán ver el diseño inicial y compartir sus comentarios.

La Agencia de Gestión de Recursos del Condado de Tulare está planificando mejoras de seguridad peatonal a lo largo de Avenue 145 en Poplar, desde Walker Road hasta Road 193. El proyecto está financiado en parte con fondos locales de Measure R, además de fondos estatales y federales. Las mejoras propuestas incluyen aceras, rampas accesibles, mejoras al drenaje pluvial, balizas intermitentes y un cruce peatonal de alta visibilidad. Se realizará una reunión comunitaria el miércoles 30 de septiembre de 2026 a las 6 p.m. en Pleasant View Elementary School, 18900 Avenue 145 en Poplar, donde los residentes podrán ver el diseño inicial y compartir sus comentarios.

East Porterville residents are helping shape the future of their community.This week’s East Porterville community meetin...
09/25/2026

East Porterville residents are helping shape the future of their community.

This week’s East Porterville community meeting marked the kickoff of a year-long planning process, with approximately five additional community meetings expected over the coming months.

Residents worked directly with Tulare County RMA’s Economic Development & Planning team through interactive maps, bilingual polling boards and hands-on activities designed to capture what people value about East Porterville, what needs more attention and where they would like to see future improvements.

RMA staff including Assistant RMA Director of Economic Development & Planning Aaron Bock, Planning & Permit Manager Jason Garcia-LoBue, Planner III Emily Gage, Economic Development Manager Alida Verduzco Silva, Economic Development Analyst Alejandro Martinez, Geographic Information Systems Analyst II Andrea Miranda, and other community partners were there to talk with residents, answer questions and help facilitate the activities.

The most important part of the meeting came directly from the community. Residents placed stickers on priority boards, wrote comments, identified needs on maps and shared what they love about East Porterville in their own words.

That feedback will help inform the ongoing East Porterville Community Plan and gives the people who live there a direct role in the planning process.

The next community meeting is scheduled:
Thursday, November 12, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Alta Vista Elementary School.

Can’t make it to a meeting? Residents can also share feedback through the East Porterville Community Plan surveys linked here:
Community Survey - English: https://forms.gle/qYfUi1oNVxaXqLSr7
Community Survey - Spanish: https://forms.gle/wByqJr4k2xgpTMJW6
Website: https://tularecounty.ca.gov/rma/east-porterville-community-plan

Thank you to everyone who came out, talked with our team, and shared their ideas for East Porterville. Special thanks to the Escuela Doyle team for hosting us. We will continue working closely with our school districts, the City of Porterville as our community’s neighbor, and numerous nonprofit and other stakeholders, including community members and businesses, to envision East Porterville’s future.

Image descriptions: East Porterville residents participate in a Tulare County RMA community meeting, adding stickers and handwritten comments to bilingual boards about quality of life, community priorities and future improvements. RMA Economic Development & Planning staff and community partners are also shown speaking with residents and facilitating the activities.

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5961 S. Mooney Boulevard
Visalia, CA
93277

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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