Department Overview & Responsibilities
The Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining and improving the City’s infrastructure, ensuring a clean, safe, and attractive community for residents and visitors. Core responsibilities include the repair and maintenance of city streets, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and the city’s trail system. The department utilizes Citylogix software to monitor and analyze street conditions to prioritize repairs and long-term maintenance planning.
Public Works also maintains city right-of-ways by mowing, removing trash and debris, clearing street signs, and trimming low-hanging limbs. The department installs and maintains city traffic signage and serves as the city’s liaison for street light repairs and new installations.
Key responsibilities also include:
• Oversight of sanitation contracts and landscape maintenance services
• Operation of the City’s Chipper Service, providing curbside collection and disposal of tree limbs and brush for Lilburn residents
• Support for the Parks Department in maintaining City Park and park facilities
• Assistance to the Facilities Department in maintaining city buildings and properties
• Support to the Stormwater Department for the delivery of rip rap material as needed
Through a combination of in-house services and contract oversight, Public Works plays a vital role in preserving Lilburn’s infrastructure and ensuring high-quality public services.
Gwinnett County supports the City of Lilburn's stormwater, sewer, and water services.