City Engineer & Department of Public Works
(518) 736-4014
The city engineer works in conjunction with other city departments as well as various utility companies during both routine and emergency situations; we respond to work during emergency situations in order to clear roads after storms, spills and during snow and icy weather.
The city engineer serves as head of the Department of Public Works. Responsibilities of the City Engineer’s office include:
The city engineer serves as head of the Department of Public Works. Responsibilities of the City Engineer’s office include:
- The proper and efficient conduct of all public works within the City of Johnstown, the supervision of the Department of Public Works employees and the performance of all public works contracts.
- The management, maintenance and operation of all the physical properties of the city; including streets, sidewalks, parks, lands, buildings, and utilities.
- Reviewing plans and specifications to ensure that proposed commercial, industrial and residential development is consistent with City regulations and master plans.
- Maintaining records of past & future projects to facilitate location of underground utilities and to identify boundaries between public and private properties.
Department of Public Works
The Department of Public Works is responsible for constructing and maintaining the City’s infrastructure as it pertains to streets, sanitary sewer and storm sewer. We also provide the operation and maintenance of city-owned buildings and grounds. We accomplish some of the work with our employees and equipment; the rest is contracted to private firms, such as large paving projects. In this way, our citizens receive the benefit of the best service at the least possible cost. Our DPW employees take an active role in the beautification of the City.
The Department of Public Works performs a variety of duties. These duties include but are not limited to:
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