Enhancing Connectivity and Safety: BLM Approves Key Projects in Lincoln County
CALIENTE, Nev. – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Caliente Field Office recently endorsed three right-of-way grants in Lincoln County. These initiatives aim to bolster public safety, improve accessibility, and upgrade essential communication services.
Improved Access with Stoll Access Road
The BLM has sanctioned a right-of-way for the Stoll Access Road, which serves as a terminal access route to private property near Alamo, Nevada. This approval facilitates better accessibility to the area. Further details can be found on the Stoll Access Road project webpage.
Advancing Communication with Ursine Fiber Optics
A new right-of-way has been granted for the installation of buried fiber optic lines near Ursine, Nevada. This development will enhance services at an existing communication site across 0.92 acres of public land. For more information, visit the Ursine Fiber Project webpage.
Reliable Service with White River Power Distribution
The BLM has approved a right-of-way for a power distribution line to support a communication site located north of Hiko, Nevada. This site is critical for providing cellular coverage along a remote highway stretch between Hiko and Lund. The new infrastructure aims to deliver more dependable service to travelers. More information is available on the White River Comm Site Power Distribution Line webpage.
The BLM is responsible for managing approximately 245 million acres of public lands, primarily across 12 western states, including Alaska. Additionally, the BLM oversees 700 million acres of subsurface mineral estates nationwide. Its mission is to maintain the health, diversity, and productivity of America’s public lands for current and future generations.
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