Public Works & Engineering

Public works department members fixing road

The Public Works Department is comprised of seven divisions: Administration, Engineering, Traffic, Street Maintenance, Grounds Maintenance, Facilities Maintenance and Fleet Maintenance.

These divisions are responsible for design, construction, inspection, and preventative maintenance of the roads, traffic systems, public buildings and landscape areas within the city. Additionally, the staff is responsible for infrastructure planning in the community and construction inspection of projects proposed by the private sector. The department manages the following public improvement activities:

  • Street lighting
  • Planting flowers
  • Community vegetable gardens
  • Main Street holiday lighting display
  • Sanitary sewer system management
  • Storm drainage improvements and maintenance
  • City open space areas, coordinating with South Suburban Parks and Recreation
  • Street sweeping, pothole-patching, snow/ice control, concrete installation and repairs, street maintenance
  • Traffic signals management and maintenance, school flashers, electronic speed signs, crosswalks, more than 8,000 traffic signs
  • Works closely with numerous city organizations including: Western Welcome Week, downtown merchants, homeowner associations, etc.
  • Maintenance, repair and safety of more than 30 city-owned facilities

Contact Us

PUBLIC WORKS 
303-795-3863 - office
Mon–Fri, 8 am–5 pm

Littleton Center
2255 W. Berry Avenue
Littleton, CO 80120

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Headshot of Brent Soderlin, Public Works Director
Brent Soderlin, Director

Contact the City of Littleton

Vision

We will champion a resilient, safe, and sustainable community and enhance quality of life through our stewardship of public assets.

Mission

We will strive to create a culture of continuous improvement, guided by city values and goals, to provide first-rate service to our residents, businesses, and the community. Our dedicated and skilled professionals will collaborate to maintain, improve, and enhance our public infrastructure, essential services, and assets through sustainable and resilient practices.

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