Connecting Tecopa

  • Residents Press Inyo Supervisors on Sewage, Solar and Services at Tecopa meeting

    Residents Press Inyo Supervisors on Sewage, Solar and Services at Tecopa meeting

    Six volunteers have answered most of the district’s 62 emergency calls this year. A federal grant could build a station in Tecopa, and a solar developer’s deal could pay for another in Charleston View. Neither pays for people. The Southern Inyo Fire Protection District has logged 62 calls for service so far in 2026, already…

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  • An Afternoon in Tecopa With the Inyo County Board of Supervisors

    An Afternoon in Tecopa With the Inyo County Board of Supervisors

    There is a worn path carved out by the county officials traveling four hours southeast of Bishop on the long road down through the northern Mojave, where the scale of Inyo County becomes visceral rather than statistical. The mountains recede. The highway narrows in the imagination if not on the map. The communities grow smaller…

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  • Connecting Tecopa Moves Into Design Phase as Inyo Supervisors Return to Southeast County

    Connecting Tecopa Moves Into Design Phase as Inyo Supervisors Return to Southeast County

    Tecopa’s long-discussed bicycle and pedestrian corridor is poised to take its biggest formal step yet Tuesday, when the Inyo County Board of Supervisors meets in Tecopa and considers a contract that would move the project from concept into environmental review, right-of-way work and construction-ready design. The Board is scheduled to consider an agreement with Dokken…

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  • Connecting Tecopa: First Sidewalks on the Horizon as Corridor Plan Moves Forward

    Connecting Tecopa: First Sidewalks on the Horizon as Corridor Plan Moves Forward

    Tecopa has never really been on the way to anywhere. Tucked at the end of long desert drives, it is a place people reach deliberately, not by accident. But a long-planned bicycle and pedestrian corridor now moving into its design stage could soon make the town itself part of a route — a safer path…

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  • Commission Approves $7.8M Active Transportation Corridor Project for Tecopa

    Commission Approves $7.8M Active Transportation Corridor Project for Tecopa

    The California Transportation Commission (CTC) has officially approved the Active Transportation Program staff recommendations for the Connecting Tecopa: Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Corridor project, a significant initiative aimed at improving transportation safety in the rural communities of Tecopa and Tecopa Hot Springs by establishing bicycle lanes and sidewalks. The approved project will establish a 2.9-mile active transportation…

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