Overview
The Surface Maintenance team serves the citizens of Eugene in a number of ways, including: 

• Emergency events requiring heavy equipment and personnel.
• Leaf pick-up program.
• Maintenance of streets, alleys, sidewalks, pedestrian ways, on street bike lanes and off-street bike paths.
• Snow and ice control.

Street repairs are scheduled based on a variety of factors, including the amount of damage, use of the street, availability of funds and time of year. Repairs are typically performed on arterial and collector streets where vehicle loads include frequent bus and commercial truck traffic.

Our Street System
Eugene’s street system is an extensive network of various types of traveling surfaces under the City’s jurisdiction. The street transportation system in Eugene represents a $500 million investment, which amount's to the city’s most expensive public asset. Eugene’s street system includes: 

• 14 miles of alleys.
• 538 miles of improved and unimproved asphalt and concrete streets.
• 772 miles of sidewalk and pedestrian ways and 6982 sidewalk access ramps. 
• 81 miles of on street bike lanes and 41 miles of off street paths.

The City of Eugene has many different types and classifications of streets, such as Fully Improved, Semi Improved, Unimproved and others. For a full explanation of road classifications, refer to the Street Maintenance Policies and Procedures Manual.

Assistance
If you need assistance call 541-682-4800 or use Public Works Service Request or download Mobile Bike Path Service Request. 

Mission
Our Team mission is to safely and efficiently manage, support, maintain and repair public infrastructure with the safety and welfare of the community as our primary responsibility.

More Information About Street Maintenance 

• Roadway Concrete Panel Replacement 
• 2012 Pavement Management System Report 
• Video About Street Repairs
• Street Improvement Assessment 
• Street Maintenance Policies and Procedures 
• Pavement Preservation Program