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STREETS DEPARTMENT Organizational Functions and Roles:

The Streets Systems Division is comprised of 28 full-time field staff, five seasonal and part-time employees, two Supervisors, a Support Technician, and an Administrative Assistant.

Street Systems is divided into two multi-functional components; multi-functional in the sense that as the year progresses, the majority of the 33 full time field staff will have performed almost any of the more that 40 primary tasks that are the responsibility of the Streets Systems Division. These tasks are distributed between the two supervisors and form the internal teams. The Streets Maintenance Supervisor focuses on our extensive street pavement maintenance program with varying degrees of construction and installation. The Streets Cleaning Supervisor focuses on street cleaning, storm drainage/irrigation systems maintenance, and leaf removal.

Because of the wide spectrum of services we provide to the City of Grand Junction, we are required to employ people with a wide scope of skills and talent. Being armed with this level of proficiency tends to make our division the target for an even greater variety of requests. Our primary duties are described as follows:

• Preventative Street Maintenance - (crack fill, chipseal, etc.) Mid-summer
• Spring Cleanup Program - usually the first two weeks in May
• Leaf Removal Program - Late October to mid-December
• Snow and Ice Removal - Winter months
• Street Cleaning - Year round
• Street Patching/Grading - Year round
• Storm Drainage Maintenance - Year round
• Irrigation Systems Maintenance - Year round
• Sidewalk Maintenance - Spring/Summer
• Weed Abatement Program
  

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