TRANSPORTATION DIVISION
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The Transportation Division is responsible for the management and maintenance and repair of the City right-of-way infrastructure including streets, alleys, curbs, gutters, storm sewers, and drainage channels. The division also applies double penetration surfaces to paved streets, performs street sweeping and removes debris and litter from streets and public right-of-way. They also respond to sever storms and other weather related emergencies including flooding and wild fires. They also assist Keep Midland Beautiful in “Clean Midland”, our annual city-wide cleanup project.
The Transportation Division is also responsible for the management and maintenance of all Traffic Engineering functions within the City of Midland. This responsibility includes conducting studies of vehicular and pedestrian traffic flow and patterns, installation and maintenance of all traffic control devices including pavement markings, traffic signage, traffic signals, and school zone flashing equipment, enforcement of Right-of-Way and visibility sight triangle obstructions, traffic accident analysis which includes preparing and Annual Accident Report and submittal of ordinances to the City Council for the installation of all traffic control devices within the City. This Division also approves and authorizes the installation of street lights within the City and maintains the operation of street lighting on Loop 250 and High Mast lighting on a portion of BI-20.
The Transportation Division reviews all residential and commercial development in regard to traffic circulation and approval of driveways for vehicular ingress and egress and conducts and reviews traffic impact analysis studies as necessary.
To report an emergence situation within our street system, right-of-way, or drainage channels, please call 432-685-7293 during regular business office hours or 432-685-7340 for 24-hour service.
To report missing signs, traffic signal malfunctions, sight triangle or visibility obstructions, call 432-685-7287 during regular office hours or 432-685-7110 for 24-hour emergency response. To report problems with street lights, call Oncor at 1-888-313-4747, or if along Loop 250, call City of Midland Transportation Division at 432-685-7287.
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