Street Maintenance Division


Street Maintenance Vision
To be an effective and efficient organization that will strive to meet the needs of the community, employees and their families for future generations.

Street Maintenance Values
Community Trust, Effectiveness, Integrity & Honesty, and Teamwork will guide our daily operations.

Street Maintenance Mission
Drainage Crew: Improve and maintain our community's storm drain system to minimize hazards.
Marking Crew: Maintain concise, visible detail to safely guide pedestirans and motorists.
Paving Crew: Provide a safe and driveable surface for our community.
Sign Crew: Provide precise information to guide the motoring and pedestrian public through our community.
Sweeping Crew: Keep the public right-of-way clean and hazard free.

Responsibilities & Duties of Street Maintenance

  • Leaf Pick-Up Program Seasonal Program > November - January
  • Parking signs - in public right-of-way. Traffic Engineering must approve new parking signs by performing a formal Traffic Study, which is initiated by submitting a written Traffic Study Request Form to the Engineering Division.
  • Street pot holes - call us and give us the location of the pot hole and we'll make the necessary repairs.
  • Street spills - we will clean up spills in the roadway that may cause a hazard or have the potential to enter our storm drain system. Call us to report a hazardous spill during normal business hours. After hours, contact the Police Department Dispatch at (916) 774-5000.
  • Weeds obstructing sidewalks - report any obstruction of the sidewalk, roadway or any public right-of-way to us. It is the property owner's responsibility to keep grass, weeds and shrubs from encroaching onto the public right-of-way.
  • Sidewalk repairs (hazards only) - we will perform temporary patching or grinding the area when notified of an immediate hazard. However, in general, sidewalks are the property owner's responsibility to maintain according to the Streets & Highways Code. Click here for additional information.
  • Storm drain cleaning (drop inlets and manholes) - throughout the year we have one crew assigned to clean storm drain lines, manholes and drop inlets. The crew also looks for abnormalities that need repair. Call us if you have a concern about the drainage facilities near you.
  • Clear vision at intersections (visibility problems caused by weeds, trees and bushes) - call us to report clear vision issues. We will inspect the vision problem to determine if it is within the public right-of-way or on private property.
  • Curb painting - we maintain all current painted curbs. Traffic Engineering must approve new curb painting. They will perform a formal Traffic Study, which is initiated by submitting a written Traffic Study Request Form. Click here for additional information.
  • Street resurfacing - we have a computer-based Pavement Management Application (PMA) Program that assists in determining when streets may need a maintenance application or rehabilitation. It provides an estimate of the funds that are needed to complete the project. The following map shows planned roadway resurfacing. (Click here to view the  Map of Planned Roadway Resurfacing.)
  • Alley maintenance - our goal is to apply a maintenance application to all City maintained alleys by 2007.
  • Parking lot maintenance of City-owned lots - we apply a maintenance seal to the pavement on a seven-year rotation or as needed to all City-owned parking lots. We also sweep and strip the lots as well as maintain the curbs.

Public Works
Street Maintenance
2005 Hilltop Circle
Roseville, CA 95747
(916) 774-5790
(916) 774-5756 Fax
(916) 774-5220 TDD

E-mail:

StreetMaintenance
CustomerServiceTeam
@roseville.ca.us

 

Jerry Dankbar
Superintendent


Larry Hagen
Supervisor
(916) 774-5792

Vacant
Supervisor
(916) 774-5793

After Hours
(916) 774-5000 (press option #1)