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Public Works

Corporate Yards 841-5505
1100 39th Ave SE 841-5437 FAX
Puyallup, Washington 98374

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
After Hours Emergency, Call: 841-5431

Director of Public Works - Rob Andreotti, 841-5513
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Rail Road Crossing Rehabilitations

The City of Puyallup and BNSF Railway are working to rehabilitate railroad crossings over the next few months and road closures will be required to complete the construction. Temporary pedestrian access will be provided during this period. Detour signs will be posted for motorists - click "DETOUR MAP" next to the project name to see the traffic revisions. The rehabilitation process will involve removal of the asphalt crossing approaches and replacing them with specialized concrete. This will provide a more durable crossing surface with better access for BNSF track maintenance.

Take a look at some before and after pictures of the Meridian Railroad crossing, restored over the weekend of April 12-15, 2013: Meridian Crossing Rehabilitation Presentation

Future railroad crossing construction is tentatively scheduled for:

· 5th St SE – June 3rd – 5th

· 12th St NW – June 10th – 12th

· 15th St SE – June 17th – 19th

· 5th St NW – July 15th – July 18th

(Dates subject to change)

For additional information, please contact City of Puyallup Associate Engineer, Patrick Sheehy at 253-841-5499 or psheehy@ci.puyallup.wa.us

City Contracts via MRSC Rosters Small Works and Consultant Services

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The Public Works Department serves the citizens of Puyallup by providing a safe environment and enhanced quality of life through care and improvement of public infrastructure.

The Maintenance and Operations division is comprised of two primary functions, Field Operations and Fleet Maintenance.

Field operations include street maintenance, wastewater treatment, storm drainage and water services (domestic, commercial, fire flow).

Fleet Maintenance is responsible for the city's vehicles and most major equipment. This includes purchasing and repairing vehicles and equipment.

Capital Engineering provides engineering review and direction for water, sewer, street and stormwater systems, and all major public capital projects.

Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Information via Pierce County Public Works

Public Works Staff

Director of Public Works

Rob Andreotti 841-5513

City Engineer

Mark Palmer, PE 435-3606

Engineering Services Mgr.

Colleen Harris 841-5491

Street Supervisor II

Ken Davies 841-5507

Fleet Services Lead

Mark Wells 841-5497

Collections Supervisor (Sewer/Storm Water)

Donald Keith Henry 841-5560

Water Supervisor

Craig Hale 841-5503

National Pollution Discharge Elimination System

Steve Carstens, PE 841-5597

Water Pollution Control Plant Manager

Don Lange 841.5467

Administrative Secretary

Karen Michaud 841-5593

Office Assistant II

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