Welcome to the Public Works
Department, this Department includes all the City's transportation and engineering functions along with
all the field operations all within one department, allowing for better coordination and more efficient use of
resources to help ease the issues that go along with the City's growth.
The Public Works Department is comprised of seven Divisions:
Engineering Division Includes
Surveys, Design, and Construction Management. This Division plans, develops, and constructs public facilities, roadways,
capital improvement, and private development projects.
Streets Division Is responsible
for maintenance associated with roadways, street striping and pavement markings, curbs and gutters, sidewalks, and
traffic signals. They are also responsible for installing and maintaining street name signs. In addition, the Division
maintains metered and unmetered parking spaces in and around the Downtown Mall area.
ROUNDABOUT INFORMATION
Traffic Operations Division Evaluates
requests for traffic signals, stop signs, warning signs, and crosswalks.They perform various speed studies, and traffic
counts of City streets. They are responsible for installing and maintaining pavement markings and street striping, and
maintain on-street parking and off-street parking lots.
Storm Drain Utility Is responsible for installing, monitoring, maintaining, and cleaning the storm drain system of the City of Redding.
Wastewater Utility Is responsible to operate, maintain, and protect the system that collects, treats, and disposes of the domestic and industrial sewage that is generated within its boundaries. The Division consists of the Clear Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, Stillwater Wastewater Treatment Plant, Collection Division, 17 lift stations, approximately 423 miles of collection mains, approximately 7,000 manholes, and the Industrial Waste Division pretreatment program.
Final Draft Wastewater Utility Master Plan
Water Utility Is responsible to provide our customers with a reliable supply of high quality drinking water now and in the future. The Water Utility serves approximately 80,000 people within a service area of approximately 60 square miles. Our water quality not only meets Federal and State Standards each and every day of the year, but in most cases, contaminant levels fall far below published Primary and Secondary Standards. This means you, as the consumer, are assured of the safest water we can deliver to your tap.
Final Draft Water Utility Master Plan
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