The City's Engineering staff plans and designs future improvements to the City’s infrastructure and performs related analyses for the City’s existing systems. Staff also manages regulatory permits and programs for both the sewer and storm drainage collection systems, and reviews and manages any impacts that growth or development may have on the City's various public works systems. In doing so, we also enforce local, state, and federal water pollution regulations to maintain compliance locally. Our goals are to maintain the City’s infrastructure (streets, buildings, sewers, storm drains, etc.) at an acceptable level of quality while promoting pollution prevention and clean waterways, maintaining regulatory compliance, and protecting the environment and the public.

Engineering staff can answer your questions about City infrastructure and design standards; surveying information; lot lines/subdivisions; special assessment districts; parcel information; City streets, sewers and storm drains; Neighborhood Improvement Program (NIP); and the regional storm water program, pollution prevention and regulatory requirements. We also provide services to businesses, engineers, architects, developers, construction professionals, homeowners, and the public to assist with issues pertaining to the City’s sanitary sewer and storm drainage collection systems and storm water environmental compliance. Find out more below in "What We Do", or contact us by phone or email.