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Spanish Fork Public Works Manages Municipal Services and Infrastructure Projects

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The Spanish Fork Public Works department manages various municipal services including water, streets, and power. Recent departmental highlights included Engineering being named the 2023 Public Works Division of the Year.

Key takeaways

  • Engineering was named the 2023 Public Works Division of the Year.
  • UDOT projects included the Springville/Spanish Fork Interchange and US-6 improvements.
  • The Spanish Fork Parkway was completed and designated a quiet zone for the Union Pacific Railroad crossing.
  • The 2024 Spring Cleanup Program was scheduled for April 29 through May 11.
  • A lead pipe verification form was provided for residents in homes built before 1991.

The Spanish Fork Public Works department oversees several essential municipal services, including water, streets, and power and light. The department's engineering division was recognized as the 2023 Public Works Division of the Year.

Major infrastructure projects in the area included UDOT's 2024 initiatives involving the Springville/Spanish Fork Interchange and the widening and repaving of US-6 through Spanish Fork. Additionally, the Spanish Fork Parkway was completed, and the Union Pacific Railroad crossing over the Parkway was approved as a quiet zone.

The city has implemented several public programs and updates, such as the 2024 Spring Cleanup Program held from April 29 to May 11. Other initiatives included the grand opening of the Dry Creek Transfer Station on April 25 and the implementation of a lead pipe verification form for homes built before 1991.

Public Works services include street maintenance, snow removal, and storm water management. The department also manages garbage, recycling, and green waste services for the community.

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