Tulare County’s public works bid page lists November 4, 2026, at 10 a.m. as the bid-opening deadline for the Woodville Elementary Sidewalk Improvements Project. The county also makes project plans and specifications available through a dedicated project page.
The project is part of an effort to improve the walking environment near an elementary school in unincorporated Woodville. Safer pedestrian access can involve repairing gaps in walkways, better drainage and more accessible routes, though exact construction elements should be confirmed from the county’s plans.
A bid deadline is not a construction start date and does not mean a contractor has already been selected. Residents and school families should follow Tulare County Resource Management Agency updates for award decisions, work schedules and any temporary traffic changes.
Source: Official source or linked public agenda document.
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