Public Works Department

 HOURS:                                            

Monday-Thursday     6:00am to 4:30pm

Friday: Closed

 Monday-Friday   6:00am-3:30pm

 

Public Works Projects for 2025

-3 Miles of sidewalk throughout the city.

-Completion of Wolverine Dr from Cutberth Ln. to Herbaugh Rd.

-All-Inclusive playground, restrooms and parking area at Cornerwoods Park at the corner of Seba Rd. and Keller Rd., lighting and improvements to the trail.

-Expansion of the dog park at Cornerwoods Park.

-Improvements to Kinyon Sports Complex-Turfing ball fields, bullpens, Shading etc. , fixing grass areas and replanting the football field etc.

-Improvements at Mckissic Park playground and Splash Pad. - Shading and more seating will be added & small bridge added over the creek, connecting the parking lot to the splash pad.

-Fix other sidewalk, dam and pond issues.

-Improvements at Riverwood Park-Small gazebo and add a water fountain.

-add lighting at the pump track

Proposed 2025 Street Repair List-resurfacing

Allen Rd., Centerpoint Dr., Town Vu Rd, North C St., Christian Ln, North A. St., North B St., North D. St. Hailey Dr., Fox Run Cir., Bliss Cir., Bliss St., East of D. St., Bliss St. West of Zachary Dr., Mustang Ct., Clydesdale Dr., Saddlehorn Dr. Jack Perry drainage, Jack Perry drainage, West Kimmel Rd. drainage crossing-other road sections will be repaired as time and materials come available.

Road Closures:  Kimmel Rd & Daisy Area- Starting December 21 for 2 months. A section will be closed for expansion. Lanes will remain open on Kimmel Rd. One entrance to Blossom Hills will be closed at a time. 

Need to request an inspection? Must give our team 24 hour notice.

email: pwinspection@centertonar.us 

The street department is responsible for the equipment maintenance program, the maintenance of all roads, storm drainage programs, and a wide diversity of similar activities.  This is one of the City’s most diverse departments. The city-wide goals of enhanced livability and economic development directly affect the operation of this department.

 

Among the many activities of the street department are:

• Street sweeping with concentration on arterial and collector roadways
• Roadway repair
• Provide support for community events in the form of manpower and equipment
• Respond to problems with available manpower, recognizing potential roadway failures, and maintenance as a higher priority
• Provide annual grading and repair of gravel roadways
• Continue with the current crack sealing and resurfacing programs
• Provide pavement striping and marking
• Provide street sign installation and repair
• Clean, repair, and replace storm water catch basins, distribution boxes, and piping
• MS4 Education and compliance
• Develop, improve and maintain the city’s parks infrastructure