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Motion seeks $400,000 for overtime on Highway 110 broadband fiber project

Street Lighting crews would get overtime pay to finish a 12.1-mile state fiber line by December 31, 2026.

City Council· posted Aug 5Motion$400K

A motion would move $400,000 in existing project money to pay Bureau of Street Lighting overtime so a 12.1-mile fiber-optic line along the Highway 110 corridor, from Downtown Los Angeles to Highway 91, finishes on schedule. Councilmember Tim McOsker presented it; the Council has not yet voted.

What happens next

Construction scheduled to be completed by December 31, 2026. · Dec 31

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Yes No Absent
  1. 14–0–1

    Motion seeks $400,000 for overtime on Highway 110 broadband fiber project

    Council File 26-1076
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