In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, all Douglas County Government offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 28, and Friday, Nov. 29, 2024. Offices will reopen on Monday, Dec. 2, for normal business.
The Department of Public Works strives to provide a safe and reliable transportation network to enhance the quality of life within Douglas County. We maintain the roads and storm drainage systems, remove snow and ice, erect and maintain traffic signals, signage, and striping, construct new transportation infrastructure, and control noxious weeds. We oversee the design and construction of new developments, roads, and buildings. The Department includes Engineering, Operations, Traffic, Building, Development Review, and Stormwater.
GESC/DESC, Roadway Design & Construction Standards, Storm Drainage Design Manual, and Engineering Forms
For Traffic, Road Maintenance, Snow & Ice Removal and Flood Control
Includes all construction & grading permits (EX building permits) for the construction of public infrastructure
Capital Improvement, Road Maintenance, Drainage Projects and more...
Gravel Roads, Potholes, Snow & Ice, Street Sweeping and more...
Water Quality, Stormwater, Illicit Discharge and more...
Traffic Engineering, Signals, Signs, Striping, and School Zones
In alignment with the Board of County Commissioner’s transportation priority, projects are planned, designed, and constructed to ensure a safe and accessible multimodal transportation network.
We want to hear from you! Help us understand your needs, barriers, and perceptions around transit. Give us input into potential near-term projects.
Report a problem that has to do with Road Maintenance, Stormwater or Drainage, Traffic, Noxious Weeds, or another Public Works issue.
The 2040 TMP defines a long-range vision for a multimodal transportation system that offers more choices in how people travel in the County.
The purpose of the Capital Improvements Projects (CIP) Progress Report is to demonstrate to the citizens of Douglas County that revenues collected for this program are managed effectively and economically to maintain and improve the overall condition, safety, operations, and expansion of the County’s transportation system.
New development in Douglas County has certain requirements.
