Street Services

Street Services works to maintain the highest quality and most aesthetically pleasing public street system with the available resources. 

See a list of all current street projects and learn more about the City’s work to improve Abilene streets.

Download a street map of City and Texas Department of Transportation streets (PDF).

Questions or Service Requests

For questions or service requests, please call 325-676-6045.

Our Services

  1. Street Projects for 3/27/2023

    Street Division Projects for the week of March 27, 2023 Read on...
  2. Street Projects for 3/20/2023

    Street Division Projects for the week of March 20, 2023 Read on...
  3. Street Projects for 3/13/2023

    Street Division Projects for the week of March 13, 2023 Read on...
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  1. Concrete Repairs
  2. Asphalt Repairs
  3. Crack Sealing
  4. Gravel Maintenance
  5. Street Rehabilitation

Public Works Performing Concrete MaintenanceConcrete maintenance personnel are responsible for some curb and gutter repair, bridge repair, and concrete street and alley maintenance. Crews assigned to this activity also assist during major rehabilitative projects.

Miscellaneous Tips

  • When driving on a freshly seal-coated surface, drive slowly and keep an adequate amount of space between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you. Low speed will help to minimize the amount of cover stone dislodged and propelled from under the rear tires.
  • A mechanic's type hand cleaner, WD-40, or tar remover will safely remove AC10 (road tar) from a vehicle.
  • Barricades and cones are set out to ensure the safety of our employees and the general public. Please obey the warning signs and watch for a flagman when approaching a traffic controlled (barricaded) work zone.
  • Cleaning the curb of lawn clippings and other debris after mowing your lawn could eliminate a substantial amount of street deterioration. Standing water is the Number 1 cause of potholes and other pavement problems.
  • Please do not dump grass clipping and other yard wastes in creeks or drainage easements. Such materials can block the channel and impede the flow of water, setting up the possibility of an area flooding.
  • Homeowners who landscape or put fences across the drainage areas adjacent to their property run the risk of a potential flooding situation. These conditions also can keep crews from performing the required maintenance of an area.
  • Call the Abilene Police Department at 325-673-8331 to report a problem after normal working hours or on the weekend. The dispatcher can get in touch with our night shift or the on-call man.

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