Department of Public Works

Tony Park, P.E., Director Public Works

Planning, Building, & Maintaining Quality Infrastructure

Public Works Administration is responsible for the oversight, monitoring, policy development and coordination of the largest Department within Leon County. The Public Works Department consists of eight major divisions: Administration/Transportation Systems, Engineering Services, Operations, Mosquito Control & Stormwater Maintenance, Parks & Recreation, Fleet Management.

Public Works Administration is responsible for the oversight, monitoring, policy development and coordination of the largest Department within Leon County. The Public Works Department consists of eight major divisions: Administration/Transportation Systems, Engineering Services, Operations, Solid Waste, Mosquito Control & Stormwater Maintenance, Parks & Recreation, Fleet Management and Animal Control.

The Administration Division assists the county in meeting its objectives by developing and maintaining transportation, parks and stormwater drainage capital improvement projects; responding to the Board, Administration and citizen inquiries; enhancing public participation programs; and, providing community services such as solid waste, recycling and mosquito control. The Administration Division is also responsible for the financial, clerical and administrative support of the Department.

Functional Responsibilities:

• Responding to Board, Administration and Citizen requests.

• Policy development, coordination, monitoring and oversight of Divisions within Public Works.

• County Transportation Systems Review and Update.

• Community Awareness and Public Participation Programs.

• Financial, clerical and administrative support

Public Works is divided into the following areas:

• Miccosukee Road Resurfacing and Re-Striping (powerpoint)
• Miccosukee Road Resurfacing and Re-Striping (pdf)

Fleet Management

Operations

                  Canopy Roads

                  Drainage Facilities Maintenance

                  Stormwater Maintenance

                  Mosquito Control

                  Right-of-Way

                   Stabilization Program

                  Transportation Maintenance

Parks and Recreation

                   Tharpe Street Corridor Study

  Photo Gallery: Public Works

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