October 2022

 

 
October Newsletter
The Sixth Street Viaduct loves celebrating with the community! 
Fall is here, and with it comes a handful of reasons to celebrate. This October, the Sixth Street Viaduct participated in a number of celebrations with Angelenos. On October 9th, for the first time, we were part of CicLAvia’s Heart of LA route. For this event, the City of Los Angeles closed some of its busiest streets to car traffic, allowing people to walk, skate and bike. This was a great opportunity for family and friends to explore and walk freely along the Sixth Street Viaduct. 
Photos courtesy of Farah Sosa for CicLAvia.
We also participated in “Lighting the Night” with other landmarks around the city, including Union Station, City Hall and LAX. This annual celebration is used to honor fallen firefighters by turning the lights red throughout the city. Along with “Lighting the Night,” the City of Los Angeles continues to acknowledge its rich culture by observing Filipino American History Month. Throughout the month we have turned our lights yellow, white, red and blue in commemoration of the first recorded presence of Filipinos in the United States on October 18, 1587. 
Photo courtesy of Gary Leonard
We look forward to continuing to celebrate our city’s diverse culture and the many holidays we have ahead of us! 
To learn more about the Sixth Street Viaduct, visit www.sixthstreetviaduct.org. 
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The Bureau of Engineering is the City's lead agency for the planning, design and construction management of the City's public buildings and its public infrastructure. Engineering is also responsible for managing permitting for all construction that takes place in the public right-of-way, as well as managing the City's state-of-the-art online mapping system, NavigateLA. Engineering is committed to designing and building environmentally-sustainable projects that include extensive community input. Engineering projects and services support the City's goals of creating a prosperous, livable and safe city for all residents and businesses.
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