Street Department Services
The City of Elizabethton Street department is dedicated to providing the best services possible to residents and visitors of the City of Elizabethton. The Street department is staffed with 16 employees. The department maintains 105 miles of roadway and 37.5 miles of sidewalks. The Street department provides a variety of services for the city.
For questions or concerns please contact Makayla Thomas at mthomas@cityofelizabethtontn.org.
For questions or concerns please contact Makayla Thomas at mthomas@cityofelizabethtontn.org.
Street Department Services
Construction and Maintenance - The division is responsible for maintaining and improving streets, the Tweetsie Trail, sidewalks, curbs, ditches and storm drains. The department averages over a thousand feet of sidewalk repairs per year.
Sidewalk Replacement Sidewalk Repair ADA Handicap Access
Sidewalk Replacement Sidewalk Repair ADA Handicap Access
Right – of – Way maintenance – The primary goal is to maintain our right of ways throughout the city by mowing, trimming, vegetation maintenance, street sweeping and snow removal.
Sign and Street Marking maintenance – We have 2 employees who are assigned the responsibility of maintaining our signs. The signs include Stop, Yield, Speed Limit and street markers etc. They are all made using a retroreflective coating which makes them easier to see at night. The Street Department updates a street sign asset management database which allows them to keep track of which signs have recently been replaced and also which signs need to be replaced in the future. The database stores information such as street sign location, condition of sign, and type of retroreflective coating. This division is also responsible for pavement markings such as stop bars, pedestrian crosswalks and turning arrows.
Storm drain maintenance – The Street department maintains the storm drain system to reduce the chance of flooding and the destruction of property. The Street department works with the Storm Water Coordinator to ensure that the storm drain system is accurate.
Please Remember
Grass clippings and leaves blown into the street during yard maintenance end up in the nearest waterway. Storm water runoff washes clippings and other yard waste from our streets, sidewalks and driveways into the city’s storm drains, which lead directly to creeks and rivers in the area.
Please Remember
Grass clippings and leaves blown into the street during yard maintenance end up in the nearest waterway. Storm water runoff washes clippings and other yard waste from our streets, sidewalks and driveways into the city’s storm drains, which lead directly to creeks and rivers in the area.
Street maintenance – We strive to provide safe and smooth streets for those who live or travel through Elizabethton. Our staff is involved in repairing city streets as well as patching potholes and repairing roadway shoulders. The Street department repairs approximatley 25 to 30 pot holes each year. Streets are resurfaced as the budget will allow. Over the past few years we have been able to resurface several streets and have plans to begin resurfacing several more this summer and fall.