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Public Works Department
Bart
Robinson, P.E., City Engineer & Director
Hunter McGonagill, P.E., Assistant City Engineer Public Works: 232-2306 Utility Bill Questions: 232-2373 Related Pages & Documents: Brown Water Information » Water & Sewer Construction Specifications (PDF) » Water & Sewer Rates and Connection Fees » Water Quality Report (PDF) » The Public Works Department includes the Engineering, Street, Water, Sewer, Sanitation as well as the Waste Water Treatment Plant. Bart Robinson is the City Engineer and Public Works Director, and Hunter McGonagill is the Assistant City Engineer. Vicki Bishop is the office manager for the Public Works Department. For assistance, dial 232-2306. The Engineering Division reviews public and private development projects and is responsible for design and oversight of water, sewer, street, drainage, stormwater and solid waste improvements. The division also oversees traffic counts, mapping and graphics preparation, and calculates water and sewer tap and impact fees. The Street
Department
is responsible for maintaining city streets,
sidewalks, stormwater drainage, as well as street signs.
The division also supports other areas of the city in construction
activities and capital improvement projects. Ken
Ray is the superintendent of the Street Department.
The Water Department and Water Treatment Plants provides water service to residents within the city limits and several customers outside the city proper. These departments install and maintain over 120 miles of water lines, operate and maintain above 8 wells and 5 elevated water storage tanks holding more than 2,000,000 gallons. The most current Annual Drinking Water Quality Report is available here. Chad McClarty is in charge of the Water Department, and Phil Cooper is the superintendent of the Water Treatment Plants.
The Sewer Department and Lift
Stations provide sewer service to residents of the City of Oxford,
maintaining over 140 miles of sewer lines, and 40 sanitary sewer lift
stations. Wayne Bishop is the superintendent of the sewer
department, and Ray Ed Crawford is in charge of the lift stations.
The Waste Water Treatment Facility
is
responsible for the treatment and disposal of all wastewater
generated in the city’s service area. Currently, the
treatment plant treats more than 3.5
million gallons of sewage per day, with plans to
enlarge to 6.5 million gallons per day. The treatment facility is
located on MS Highway 7 south of town.
107 Courthouse Square Oxford, MS 38655 Phone: (662) 236-1310 Fax: (662) 232-2337 webmaster@oxfordms.net © Copyright 1999-2009, The City of Oxford, Mississippi. |
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