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Honoring National Women in Construction Week
FRESNO, Calif. – In recognition of National Women in Construction Week, the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) is honoring the women who are working to build the nation’s first high-speed rail program in the Central Valley. You can read the profiles of three of the women working on this project by clicking on the picture above. As construction advances, the Authority remains committed to promoting diversity and inclusiveness in the workplace.
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COURT RULING: Court confirms High-Speed Rail is meeting system requirements
SACRAMENTO, Calif.– A key ruling was made and released this morning in the case John Tos, Aaron Fukuda and County of Kings v. California High-Speed Rail Authority .
Sacramento Superior Court Judge Michael Kenny issued his ruling this morning denying the plaintiffs' petition and complaint that the high-speed rail project as proposed does not meet the requirements of the voter-approved Proposition 1A Bond Act.
"Today's ruling confirms that we are indeed delivering a fast, modern and environmentally-friendly high-speed rail system that meets the voter-approved requirements under Proposition 1A. This five-year lawsuit wasted taxpayer dollars and delayed implementation, but we are moving forward and redoubling our efforts to build this transformative, job-creating investment in California's future," said Board Chairman Dan Richard.
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WHITE HOUSE: California High-Speed Rail Authority part of $2 Billion in New Private Sector Investments to Protect Natural Resources
WASHINGTON D.C. – The California High-Speed Rail Authority is contributing $200 million for mitigation and conservation as part of the $2 Billion investment to protect natural resources. The announcement was made Monday (3/7) at the White House Conservation Roundtable.
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NEWS RELEASE: High-Speed Rail Releases Draft 2016 Business Plan, Solicits Public Comments
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California High-Speed Rail Authority today released the Draft 2016 Business Plan that lays out a plan for implementing the California High-Speed Rail program that reflects the Authority's transition from planning to construction and towards providing passenger service. Read why CEO Jeff Morales says the business plan presents a clear path forward HERE. You can also read the full Draft 2016 Business Plan by clicking HERE.
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CONSTRUCTION ALERT: Multiple Construction Projects Underway in the Valley
FRESNO, Calif.– To make way for the California High-Speed Rail line from Madera to Fresno, multiple construction projects are visible and active as crews build bridges, construct a mile-long 40-foot deep trench, widen roadways, dig the first of many tunnels and eliminate dangerous rail crossings. Read our latest construction alert HERE.
Construction and Road Closure Alerts
- Central Valley Demolition Alerts – 3/9
- Ventura Street Lane Closures Downtown Fresno – 2/29
- Lane Closures in Madera County – 2/29
- G Street Closure Downtown Fresno – 2/3
- H Street Closure Downtown Fresno – 2/10
- Broadway Street Lane Closure in Downtown Fresno – 2/2
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