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Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement Project

Mayor Eric Garcetti visiting the Bureau of Engineering's $485 million Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement Project, the largest bridge project in the history of Los Angeles.
Engineering Launches 710 Mobility Projects

Engineering, in partnership with Council District 14, is leading the 710 Mobility Projects to reimagine Valley Blvd and Mission Rd. To take the project survey and learn more about the May 4th kick-off public meeting, go to: 710mobilityLA.org/Valley-Blvd.
Chandler Tiny Home Village

The Chandler Tiny Home Village, designed and constructed by the Bureau of Engineering, will provide temporary housing for 80 individuals.
Sixth Street Viaduct Arches Under Construction

The Bureau of Engineering overseeing construction of Sixth Street Viaduct arch falsework.
South Park Historic Renovation Project

The Bureau of Engineering's historic renovation of South Park receives Grand Prize from the LA Business Council.
TaylorYard Pedestrian Bridge Construction

Deck construction of the Taylor Yard Pedestrian Bridge, one of three new pedestrian bridges over the LA River.
COVID-19: Keeping Los Angeles Safe

City Hall lit in blue to honor our healthcare workers. For more info on how to stay safe, go to: corona-virus.la.
Grand Opening of Red Car Pedestrian Bridge

Councilmember Mitch O'Farrell and City Engineer Gary Lee Moore lead the community across the newly-opened pedestrian bridge connecting Atwater Village and Silver Lake.
Gardner Street Women's Bridge Home Housing Center

Residents in this Hollywood neighborhood circulated a petition supporting the City's plans to repurpose the empty Gardner Library into housing for homeless women.
Opening of LA River Bike Path Extension in Valley

Deputy Mayor Barbara Romero is one of the first to test out Engineering's 1/5 mile extension of the LA River Bike Path in the Valley
Engineering Receives 2019 Gender Equity Award

Chief Deputy City Engineer Deborah Weintraub accepting Mayor Garcetti's 2019 Gender Equity Award, honoring our work to hire the best and brightest women engineers and architects.

June 15, 2021, Important Update:
The Bureau of Engineering Development Services and Permits Program will continue to only operate as online services, in addition to the “Drop-off/Pick-up” system, until the City of Los Angeles announces a reopening date for in-person services.

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