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COVID-19: Keeping Los Angeles Safe

City Hall lit in blue to honor our hardworking healthcare workers. For more info on how to access free and safe vaccinations and other information about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, 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. The Red Car Pedestrian Bridge is one of three new bridges crossing the LA River, connecting communities and making our communities safer and healthier.
Chandler Tiny Home Village

The Chandler Tiny Home Village, designed and constructed by the Bureau of Engineering, provides temporary housing for 80 formerly homeless individuals. The Tiny Home Village in North Hollywood is one of ten new facilities constructed by the Bureau of Engineering.
City Completes Renovation of Hollyhock House Residence A

The Bureau of Engineering and our partners are proud to complete the restoration of Residence A: Phase 1. The project completion, 100 years after Frank Lloyd Wright finished construction of Aline Barnsdall's Residence A guest house, is a major milestone in the City's ongoing effort to return Hollyhock House and other structures to their original state.
Sixth Street Viaduct Cable Installation

The Bureau of Engineering's Sixth Street Viaduct is expected to be completed in Summer of 2022. This month, we began adding the cables to the 10 sets of arches that cross the iconic bridge. To learn more about the project and sign up for our monthly newsletter, updates on events and activities and more, go to www.sixthstreetviaduct.org.
Engineering Launches 710 Mobility Projects

Engineering, in partnership with Council District 14, is leading the 710 Mobility Projects to reimagine Huntington Dr and Mission Rd. To take the project survey and learn more about the August 31st kick-off public meeting, go to: 710mobilityLA.org/Huntington-Dr.
Van Ness Pool Project

The Bureau of Engineering has brought back to life numerous pools and recreation centers throughout the city. The Van Ness Pool Project, located in South Los Angeles, is an example of the work we are doing to expand opportunities for kids and families.
North Atwater Equestrian Bridge

The Bureau of Engineering is leading the design and construction of the many parks and bridges that are revitalizing the LA River. The North Atwater Bridge connects the Atwater Village equestrian community with Griffith Park trails, creating a safe passage for horses, bikes and pedestrians.
Alpine Recreation Center Project

The Bureau of Engineering completed the long-awaited Alpine Recreation Center in Chinatown this year, a three-level park filled with art, cultural amenities and recreational opportunities for young and old.
South Park Historic Renovation Project

The Bureau of Engineering's historic renovation of the 19-acre South Park in South Los Angeles, brought one of the oldest parks in Los Angeles back to life. The renovation include the historic Palm Walkway, new paving, picnic tables and benches, new walkways, turf play area, outdoor fitness equipment facilities, smart irrigation system, and more. The project received the Grand Prize from the LA Business Council.
Taylor Yard Pedestrian Bridge Construction

When completed in Fall of 2021, the Taylor Yard Pedestrian Bridge will be one of three new pedestrian bridges over the LA River constructed by the Bureau of Engineering. The new bridge will connect Elysian Valley on the west side of the LA River, to Cypress Park on the eastside, home to the future Taylor Yard G2 River Park.

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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