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Remember it's "Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day on April 26, 2019.

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"Take Control Of Your Career" The hiring window for Air Traffic Controller positions is open from now until 11:59 pm on August 15. Application instructions and additional guidance are available in the vacancy announcement on USAJobs.gov. https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/446961800/

Some of our amazing Tech Ops employees are featured in this new video! Check it out :)

Featured in today's Focus FAA: Direct From You Southern California District Team Wins the 2015 Western Regional Administrator Innovation Excellence Award! Tito Gonzalez, Southern California District Terminal Assistant District Manager (SCD TADM), identified the necessity to streamline the Needs Assessment Program (NAP) and formed a diverse team of FAA employees to develop an efficient process to address that need. The NAP is a web-based application developed within the FAA ...Continue reading

Your friends at SoCal TRACON wishes you a safe and Happy Halloween!

Busy few months for Southern California TRACON! The Utility Energy Savings Contract at SCT is moving along nicely, Check out the 4 min video. https://youtu.be/HVSjVVHZjUs

We're hiring! Register for our Virtual Career Fair on Wednesday to see current FAA job opportunities and live chat with aviation career specialists. Wed. 3/25 12-4 pm EST http://bit.ly/1EyrcJP

More parking lot updates...

The SCT planter island removal project is under way, with the demolition of the east islands in progress. The next step, starting tomorrow at 5 AM, all of the center islands, 5 -14 (See attached diagram) will be blocked off to facilitate the cutting of the island curb. Each of the center islands will require blocking the 6 parking spaces surrounding the island. As the curb for each island is cut, and the prep work is completed, the surrounding parking spaces will be reopened... for parking once again. The plan is to start with islands 5 and 10 at 5 AM, and return theses spaces by 6 AM, following with islands 6 and 11, and then the remaining rows. Each row should take approximately 1 hour to cut the curb and complete the necessary prep work. The initial available parking spaces may not be as convenient, but spaces are available for parking, including the spaces located by islands 15 19. These spaces will be reopened in support of the work being performed on the center islands. As we continue to move forward with the parking lot project, we will encounter additional days where the parking spaces will become limited once again, and we will ask for your cooperation with the adjustments to accommodate your parking needs. We will continue to work towards minimizing the impact and keep you informed. Thank you for your support.