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            PUBLIC WORKS: Keith Brooks, P.E., Director
            Department Narrative                    Business Plan Goals and Objectives

            The Department of Public Works is responsible   •  Goal: Plan, Manage, and Maintain Public Transportation Infrastructure
            for the design, construction, maintenance and   o  Objective: Optimize Effectiveness and Efficiency of Existing
            operation of streets, sidewalks, traffic signals,   Transportation System
            streetlights, and stormwater collection system.   •  Goal: Ensure Availability of Information, Programs, and City Services
            To  effectively  accomplish  this  work,  the   o  Objective: Implement New Technology
            department  is  comprised  of  the  following   •  Goal: Utilize Targeted Initiatives and Industry Best Practices and Policies to
            divisions:  Business  Services,  Construction   Foster a Safer Environment
            Services, Engineering Operations, Floodplain   o  Objective: Protect Public Well-Being
            Management,     Information   Services,
            Operations     Support,    Stormwater   Revenue Highlights
            Management,   Stormwater   Engineering,   •    Inspection Transfer                                        $1,132,300
            Stormwater  Operations,  Street  Maintenance,   •    Public Works Reimbursements         702,000
            Traffic Engineering, and Traffic Operations. In   •    Street Cuts                                                                    145,000
            support of the City’s mission, Public Works has   •    Survey Transfer                   138,000
            adopted  a  mission  to  provide  and  maintain   •    Transportation Bond Fund Reimbursement   116,000
            public  infrastructure  and  assets,  improve   •    State Reimbursement - Transportation   62,130
            mobility,  and  promote  a  sustainable
            environment to enhance the quality of life for     Total                              $2,295,430
            Arlington’s residents and visitors. The budget   Budget Highlights
            for  the  Department  includes  funds  from  the
            Street  Maintenance  Fund,  Stormwater  Utility   •  Department Budget Reductions ($118,656)
            Fund, General Fund, and General Obligation   o  Cut Vacant City Surveyor Position
            Street (Capital) Bond Funds.            •  Carry-forward Funding for ADA Transition Plan Update and Sidewalk
                                                        Assessment $450,000
            At A Glance                             •  One-time Funding for Vehicle for Traffic Management Center $45,000

             •  53 Authorized Positions                 (funded in Fleet)
             •  Budget Break Down                   •  Increased Recurring Funding for School Crossing Guard Salary
                 Personnel Services      $6,359,968     Increase $58,000
                 Operating Expenses         2,478,910
                 Total                 $8,838,878




























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