Transportation Maintenance

COVID-19 and City Maintenance

Construction and maintenance are classified as essential services. The city is committed to community safety and is proactively taking steps to keep the community and city staff safe. The city's construction and maintenance projects will continue due to several factors, including financing, contract deadlines and public need. To follow social distancing guidelines, essential city staff, including maintenance staff, are reporting to work in smaller numbers and in staggered shifts. For your safety, do not approach construction zones or workers. Staff will be prioritizing urgent issues during this time and non-essential maintenance may experience a delayed response. We appreciate your patience and look forward to continuing to serve the community. For the latest information on the city’s response to COVID-19, visit bouldercolorado.gov/coronavirus.

Report an Issue or Request Service

To report an urgent safety issue, call Transportation Maintenance at 303-441-3200 from 7 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. At any other time, call Boulder Police dispatch at 303-441-3333.

If there is no immediate threat to public safety, select an issue from the list of "Service Requests" links to the right.

City of Boulder Transportation Maintenance Services

• Capital Street Pavement Maintenance - Major maintenance, preservation and rehabilitation.
• Concrete Maintenance - Repairing catch basins, gutters and curbs.
• Median Maintenance - Mowing and repairing trees, shrubs, and irrigation systems on medians.
• Minor Street Pavement Maintenance - Minor patching and pothole repairs.
• Alley Maintenance - Inspections, Minor maintenance, and pothole repairs
• Path Maintenance - Inspecting, sweeping,maintaining, and removing snow/ice from multi-use paths.
• Sidewalk Maintenance - Repairing sidewalks and pedestrian curb access ramps.
• Snow and Ice Removal - Clearing primary and secondary streets, on-street bike lanes, and paths.
• Street Cleaning - Sweeping, cleaning, and spraying streets/gutters to remove dirt and debris.
• Traffic Signal Maintenance - Installing, maintaining, operating, and timing traffic signals.

Obstructions

Private property owners are responsible for removing, trimming, or cutting vegetation on their property that:

• overhangs a sidewalk, right of way, multi-use path, or meter pit; or
• creates a public safety hazard, obstruction, or sight problem.