About the department .. . <br />With six divisions and nearly 400 employees, Public Works is the City's second largest department. We are responsible for <br />a wide variety of activities and programs. Public Works services are provided by sic divisions: Administration, Airport, <br />Engineering, Maintenance, Transportation, and Wastewater. Through strategic planning, the department serves as a leader <br />in pioneering new programs and studies that improve the appearance of the city and contribute to healthy, safe, and <br />environmentally sound growth. <br />Administration provides overall management, public communication, and policy and financial direction for Public Works. <br />Administration staff coordinates the nearly $30 million operating budget and a $20 million capital projects budget. <br />Airport staff is responsible for providing quality, safe, and cost- efficient airport facilities and air transportation services. <br />Eugene Airport is the second largest airport in Oregon, serving seven western Oregon counties and nearly one - quarter of <br />the state's population. <br />Engineering staff provides design/construction management services for constructing, preserving, and improving Eugene's <br />roads, sanitary and storm sewers, bike paths, and buildings. They oversee the City's wetland and stormwater management <br />programs and handle the contracting of majorprojects, such asthe River Road sewer construction project. Staff also oversees <br />City owned and leased buildings. <br />Maintenance staff provides cost - effective preventive maintenance for public infrastructure, parks, and equipment. Major <br />responsibilities include maintaining the surface condition of city streets, bike ways, and bridges; caring for drainage systems; <br />inspecting, cleaning, and repairing sanitary sewer systems; overseeing the public rights -of -way and parks; providing park <br />areas and facilities that are clean and accessible; and inspecting and maintaining all trees on public properties and in City <br />parks. <br />Transportation ensures the community has a safe, efficient, and economical transportation system. They accomplish their <br />mission by installing, maintaining, and operating all traffic control devices and street lights; reviewing development plans for <br />traffic safety; enforcing parking regulations; overseeing planning studies; and promoting a broad mix of alternative <br />transportation modes. <br />Wastewater oversees both local and regional wastewater services and operates and maintains all pollution control facilities <br />for the cities of Eugene and Springfield and the River Road/Santa Clara areas. Plant facilities include the regional treatment <br />plant, a 286 -acre Cannery Waste Treatment Facility, a 154 -acre Sludge Management Facility, and 43 sewage pumping <br />stations. Treated water meets or exceeds all guidelines set by federal and state authorities. <br />For more information ... <br />Administration, 858 Pearl St., Eugene OR 97401, 687 -5262 <br />Airport, 28855 Lockheed Dr., Eugene, OR 97402, 687 -5430 <br />Engineering, 858 Pearl St., Eugene, OR 97401, 687 -5291 <br />Maintenance, 1820 Roosevelt, Eugene, OR 97402, 687 -5220 <br />Transportation, 858 Pearl St., Eugene, OR 97401, 687 -5218 <br />Wastewater, 410 River Ave., Eugene, OR 97404, 687 -5236 <br />PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER <br />