Public Works, Utilities, and Parks

 

Public Works is responsible for the maintenance and construction of much of the infrastructure that the City of Mason residents and visitors use everyday.  This includes streets, storm drainage systems, the water distribution systems, and park and recreation facilities. 
 

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Report an Issue Street Construction Sidewalk Improvements (non-motorized)  


PARKS                                                                                                                                      
Learn more about our parks by clicking here.
Laylin Park, Pond, for website
STORMWATER                                                                                                                         
Learn more about our stormwater system by clicking here.

THE CITY MAINTAINS:                                                                                                             
 32.03  Miles of major roads and neighborhood streets
 798 Traffic control signs
 44.26 Miles of sidewalks and multi-use pathways
 4 Major bridges
 45 Miles of water main pipe
 600 Fire hydrants
 3,300 Water service connections 
 32 Miles of sanitary sewer main pipe 
 61 Vehicles and major pieces of equipment in the City's fleet
City Parks that have 92.74 acres of grass and many buildings
Riverwalk trail that is 2.5 miles long
Cemetery that is 38 acres
>3,300  Trees in the right of ways and parks
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Recycling and Waste Removal1 document

  • Recycling and Waste Removal Information (link)
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Snow Removal Resources1 document

  • Tips and Information- Snow Removal
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    Information on snow removal in the City of Mason