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🚧 Road Closure – ChinoSan Bernardino County Public Works is notifying the public of a temporary road closure associated ...
06/03/2026

🚧 Road Closure – Chino

San Bernardino County Public Works is notifying the public of a temporary road closure associated with construction activities in the Chino area.

📍 Vernon Ave between Phillips Blvd and Morgan St

🗓 May 27 – June 18, 2026
🕖 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM daily

Detours will be in place throughout construction. Please review the map for closure details, and detour routes.

Plan ahead, expect delays, and drive safely. Thank you for your cooperation. 🚧

This historic photo captures Adair’s Gas Station at the corner of Highland Avenue and Cajon Boulevard during flooding in...
05/23/2026

This historic photo captures Adair’s Gas Station at the corner of Highland Avenue and Cajon Boulevard during flooding in March 1938 — a time when heavy storms frequently impacted transportation routes and local businesses throughout the region.

Over the decades, San Bernardino County has continued investing in infrastructure that supports safer travel, flood protection, environmental stewardship, and responsible urban planning. From storm drain systems and flood control channels to improved roadways and transportation corridors, these efforts have helped shape the resilient communities we know today.

Public Works continues building on that legacy by maintaining critical infrastructure that helps protect residents, supports economic growth, and keeps our communities connected for future generations.

🚧 As we celebrate National Public Works Week and the upcoming Centennial of Route 66, we recognize the important role pu...
05/22/2026

🚧 As we celebrate National Public Works Week and the upcoming Centennial of Route 66, we recognize the important role public works has played in shaping our communities.

Route 66 represents more than a historic highway; it symbolizes connection, progress, and the spirit of the communities it continues to serve. At San Bernardino County Public Works, we remain committed to preserving that history while continuing to build a future focused on efficiency, innovation, and technology to better serve our residents.

From maintaining vital infrastructure to planning for the future, Public Works is proud to honor the legacy of Route 66 while helping pave the way forward.

This historic photo from March 17, 1965, shows Torres Avenue looking north from San Angelo Avenue in Joshua Tree, a glim...
05/22/2026

This historic photo from March 17, 1965, shows Torres Avenue looking north from San Angelo Avenue in Joshua Tree, a glimpse into the early roadway network serving the desert community.

As San Bernardino County has grown over the decades, so has the need for safe, reliable transportation infrastructure. From rural desert roads to major commuter corridors, Public Works continues working to improve road conditions, enhance safety, support mobility, and connect communities throughout the county.

Maintaining and modernizing our transportation network helps ensure residents, visitors, and emergency services can travel safely today and for generations to come.

In observance of Memorial Day, all trash and recycling services will be delayed by one day.
05/21/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, all trash and recycling services will be delayed by one day.

05/21/2026

Caltrans District 8 is starting a $3.1 million emergency repair project on Interstate 15 near the Cima Road overcrossing. The bridge, built in 1961, is located south of Mountain Pass between Baker and the Nevada state line.

Traffic impacts will include a one-lane closure on the overcrossing with temporary traffic signals and reverse traffic control in place 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Full closures of northbound I-15 may also take place from 11 p.m. Tuesday, May 26 through 8 a.m. Thursday, May 28, as needed.

Crews will repair damaged parts of the bridge above the northbound lanes to help keep the structure safe and in good condition. The project is expected to be completed by summer 2026.

🚧 Public Works is more than roads and infrastructure—it’s innovation, service, and commitment to the communities we serv...
05/21/2026

🚧 Public Works is more than roads and infrastructure—it’s innovation, service, and commitment to the communities we serve every day. 🌟

During National Public Works Week, we’re proud to recognize the teams behind the projects, programs, and partnerships that help improve quality of life across San Bernardino County. From environmental initiatives and community cleanups to park improvements and emergency response support, Public Works continues to make a lasting impact throughout our communities.

Last year, San Bernardino County Public Works received national recognition from the National Association of Counties (NACo) for outstanding achievements in public service and innovation. This year, we proudly submitted 97 NACo award applications that reflect the hard work, dedication, and collaboration happening across our department every day.

This historic image from the Redlands Daily Facts captures flooding at Redlands High School during the September 24, 197...
05/21/2026

This historic image from the Redlands Daily Facts captures flooding at Redlands High School during the September 24, 1976 storm that impacted South Redlands and surrounding communities. Heavy rainfall and overflowing storm flows left streets, neighborhoods, and public areas inundated, highlighting the challenges communities faced during major storm events.

Storms like these helped shape the ongoing efforts to improve flood control infrastructure throughout San Bernardino County. Today, Public Works and the Flood Control District work year-round to maintain channels, storm drains, debris basins, and flood protection systems designed to reduce flooding impacts and help keep residents safe.

While storms remain a powerful force of nature, investments in infrastructure and emergency preparedness continue helping build stronger and more resilient communities for future generations.

🚧 During National Public Works Week, we want to recognize the dedicated crews and professionals who help keep the infras...
05/20/2026

🚧 During National Public Works Week, we want to recognize the dedicated crews and professionals who help keep the infrastructure of San Bernardino County running every single day.

From maintaining roads and drainage systems to managing traffic operations, public spaces, and critical infrastructure, their work impacts communities across the county every day.

Thank you to all the teams working behind the scenes to keep San Bernardino County safe, connected, and moving forward. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to public service do not go unnoticed.

🚧🌟 Happy National Public Works Week! 🌟🚧This week, we celebrate the dedicated Public Works professionals who keep our com...
05/20/2026

🚧🌟 Happy National Public Works Week! 🌟🚧

This week, we celebrate the dedicated Public Works professionals who keep our communities safe, connected, and moving forward every day.

Public Works sees the big picture—from planning and infrastructure to emergency response and essential services. Whether behind the scenes or on the front lines, our teams demonstrate hard work, dedication, and commitment in everything they do to serve the community.

As this year’s theme reminds us, we are “Rooted in Service, Powered by Community.” Thank you to all Public Works professionals for your continued service and unwavering commitment to the people we serve.

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San Bernardino, CA
92415

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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