This week, we are proud to recognize our amazing Public Works team. Public Works plays a major role in shaping the city we live in by bringing projects to life, connecting us all through infrastructure and service. Public Works advances our quality of life.
Whether you’re walking on one of our 45 miles of trails, riding the Game Day Express, or driving to your neighborhood library, you are interacting with infrastructure that was planned, designed, and maintained by Public Works teams. From roadways and transportation to maintaining our City’s vital floodplain infrastructure, they are what make our communities dynamic places to live and work.
Let's celebrate these behind-the-scenes heroes that makes life better for all of us.
Fun Facts/annual stats:
- Maintains approximately 1,170 lane miles of public roadway infrastructure.
- More than 45 miles of multi-use trails, 110 miles of bike lanes, and 400 miles of sidewalks.
- The City of Roseville owns and maintains over 810,000 square feet of building space, and 1,185 parcels equating to 5,630 acres.
- Services roughly 200,000 transit passenger trips annually.
- Manages over 24,300 stormwater mains equating to 421 miles with 13,086 drain inlets and 711 outfalls.
- Maintains 30 floodplain monitoring stations, 2 miles of floodwalls, levees, bypass channels, tunnels, five pump stations, and 75 miles of creeks flowing through our city.
Please join us in recognizing the entire Public Works Department. Thank you for paving the roadways to monitoring our water system, and everything in between. Watch the video on the work we do.