The Public Works Department plays a vital role in maintaining and enhancing the City’s infrastructure. Our responsibilities encompass a wide range of essential services, including: Structural, mechanical, electrical, and geotechnical engineering; Roadway and sidewalk maintenance; Sewer and storm drain repairs; Solid waste oversight; Street ...

Contact the City Public Works Department to determine if your property is within the SFHA. Additional permits may be required for developments near a Federal or State “blue line” watercourse. Working in the 100-Year Floodplain without a permit is a …

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Explore the various departments of the City of Orange, CA. Find contact information and services offered by each department. Visit us at 300 E. Chapman Ave. or call (714) 744-2225 for assistance.

The City of Orange offers a free Street Tree Planting Program to beautify neighborhoods and enhance environmental health. The program includes an assessment, selection from various tree species, and planting by a city contractor.

Assist. Public Works Director/ City Engineer. Engineering Division 300 E. Chapman Ave. Orange, CA 92866 (714) 744-5525 (714) 744-5573 Fax. For general inquiries email us.

In our Public Works Department, water use is being scaled back by: Operating Fire Hydrants below full flow during required maintenance. Reducing facility landscape watering to two times per week.

The City of Orange's Public Education program has been designed to supplement the countywide effort to reach as many local residents and businesses as possible. The City of Orange is committed to minimizing the pollutants that enter its storm drain system.

The Adopt-A-Street Program encourages community residents and organizations to take pride in beautifying the City of Orange. Participants adopt assigned blocks for one year and keep them clean by removing litter and weeds on sidewalks and in gutters along designated street sections.

An Encroachment Permit is issued by the Director of Public Works for the purpose of encroaching within public rights-of-way. Public right-of-way is typically bounded at both sides by property lines, which often includes sidewalks and parkways.