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City of Burlington, Vermont |
Department of Public Works
CONNECT WITH DPW
Email Us: https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/ContactUs
Text messages & Email updates: GovDelivery
Snow ban line: 802-658-SNOW (7669)
Parking Ban Notifications through Police Dept - www.Nixle.com
Pine St Customer Service: 802-863-9094, Option 3 or dpw-pinecustomerservice@burlingtonvt.gov
HAVE AN ISSUE TO REPORT?
Should you have a problem to report or a request for service, you can either call it in to the numbers at the top of this page or submit it through SeeClickFix (www.SeeClickFix.com) - an online reporting tool.
A sewer force main on Flynn Ave that broke late on August 1 has been repaired. Sewage from the break was contained on-site. Information regarding the incident is being posted downstream at Blanchard Beach (Oakledge) however, there is no evidence of release to downstream surface waters. City staff are continuing to monitor the site. Please see the full informational release for more details and a map of the area.
Birchcliff Parkway - Neighborhood Meeting - Project Website & Meeting Details
2017 STREET PAVING - Please follow link
2017 Construction Update - Please click here
NORTH AVENUE PILOT
The North Avenue Pilot Project community meeting has been rescheduled for July 6 at 7pm at the Miller Community Center. The second community survey results, updated crash data (new - includes data through June 26, 2017), and final traffic data are now available in advance of the community meeting and the upcoming presentation to City Council (tentatively moved to July 10). For more detailed information on the project, visit the project website or contact northavepilot@burlingtonvt.gov.
FLYNN AVENUE PARKING CHANGES AND ADVISORY BIKE LANE
A new type of bike lane will be added to Flynn Avenue this year, making it easier to bike, safer to walk, and less congested for vehicles getting to and from Oakledge Park.
DRIVEWAY ENCROACHMENT PARKING PROHIBITION
The Driveway Encroachment Prohibition was adopted by the Public Works Commission on September 21st 2016 and will take effect on October 19th 2016. This prohibition will make it a ticket-able offense to park within two feet of all driveways in Burlington. A blocked or encroached driveway often makes it difficult or impossible to either enter or exit, inhibits access to homes, or traps residents on their property. This prohibition was sought by the Department of Public Works in response to numerous repeated complaints from the public. This is a perennial issue that will not be assuaged without this new prohibition. Click here for more info.
It is our goal that everyone living, working or attending school in Burlington will learn to utilize on-street parking efficiently without adversely affecting others.
