Street Department

The Street Department is a division of the City of Marshall Public Works Department.  The Street Department is responsible for approximately 180-190 miles of streets and focuses on maintaining and/or repairing the streets, ROW's (right-of-way), and drainage system of the City, as well as responding to citizen repair requests in a timely manner.  Additionally, the Street Department also installs culverts and sprays for mosquitoes within the City limits of Marshall.

The Street Department utilizes 2 patch trucks for daily use in various areas of town for routine street maintenance and to process citizen requests for repairs and pothole patching.  The Street Department spreads sand across bridges and areas prone to freezing in winter months, when needed, and is available for emergency calls out 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Street Department routinely checks and cleans all drains and traps throughout town on a regular basis and even more frequently during rainy periods; cuts ROW's daily, working in a circular pattern around the City as well as incorporating any citizen requests into the schedule for routine maintenance; maintains blind corners per citizen and inter-departmental requests; cuts and removes dead trees on City ROW; will tie-in the first 2' (two feet), from the street, of a resident's driveway as soon as the driveway is finished; and begins it's mosquito control program in early Spring by utilizing 2 spraying machines to disperse larvacide within the City.