PWW 2025

Public Works

Engineering Division Operations Division Parks and Facilities
Back Engineering Plan Check Submittal Engineering Forms & Permit Applications Transportation Permits Capital Improvement Program City Standards and Specifications Engineering Records NPDES Program Environmental Programs Traffic Program ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan
Back FY 24-29 | CIP Plan Current Projects Past Projects
Back Alleyway Improvements Alma Hoffman Park Improvements Arrow Highway Rehabilitation & Traffic Signal Interconnect Benson Avenue Street Rehabilitation Central Avenue Bridge Replacement & Widening Central Avenue Rehabilitation - Phase II & Traffic Signal Interconnect Civic Center Generator Upgrade Civic Center Master Plan Fire Station 151 Remodel Fire Station 152 Remodel Holt Boulevard Street Rehabilitation Library Restrooms & Courtyard Remodel MacArthur Park Improvements Mills Avenue Street Rehabilitation Monte Vista Avenue Median & Pavement Rehabilitation Pavement Rehabilitation Program Ramona Avenue & Howard Street Roundabout Recreation Center Flooring Reeder Ranch House Interior Improvements Reeder Ranch House Exterior Improvements Reeder Ranch Park Safe Routes to School – ATP Cycle 6 Safe Routes to School – Montera Elementary School Safe Routes to School – Orchard Elementary School Saratoga Park Improvements Silicon Avenue & 3rd Street Improvements Traffic Signal Interconnect & Fiber Optic Communication System Turnkey Turf Transformation (T3) Project
Back Retroreflective Signal Backplate Monte Vista I-10 Signal Interconnect Monte Vista I-10 Sewer Upgrade Sunset Park Beautification Project
Back Benchmarks Centerline Ties Flood Zone Information Traffic Counts
Back Industrial Facilities Commercial Businesses WQMP Construction and Post Construction BMP’s Residential 2013 WQMP Fillable Forms
Back To Flush or Not to Flush Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Programs Used Motor Oil & Filter Collection
Back Traffic Map Signals Streetlights
Back Vehicle Maintenance Sewer Maintenance Storm Drain Maintenance Street Maintenance Tree Maintenance Street Sweeping
Back Facilities Maintenance Parks Inflatable Bouncers

Contact

Public Works Department
Front Desk
(909) 625-9478
(909) 621-1584 (FAX)
5111 Benito Street
Montclair, CA 91763
Monday - Thursday: 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday - Sunday: Closed

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Public Works

ATTENTION MONTCLAIR RESIDENTS
Canning Hunger will be returning this year to repaint curb numbers throughout the City.  The curb number repainting is expected to begin in July 2025.  If you are approached by anyone regarding curb number painting before then, DO NOT proceed with their services and immediately call (909) 625-9480 to report the activity.  Please also be aware that Canning Hunger only accepts voluntary donations, and their representatives will not bill you for their service.

Department Overview

The Public Works Department is comprised of three divisions: Engineering, Operations, and Facilities.  While each of the three divisions serve a different function within the Public Works Department, they operate in a coordinated manner to keep Montclair's infrastructure and public spaces safe and beautiful.

Engineering

The Engineering Division of the Public Works Department is responsible for implementing the City’s capital improvement program and providing project management services for City projects.  The Engineering Division also manages the City’s traffic signal operations, maintains city engineering records, assists in development activities, provides inspection services for improvements in the public right-of-way, and assists with operations of the City’s sewer and storm drain systems.

Facilities

The Facilities Division is responsible for the maintenance of all City-owned facilities, such as the Civic Center including the Splash Pad at Alma Hoffman Park, Police Department, and Fire Stations.

Operations

The Operations Division of the Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining streets, repairing potholes, street signs, trees, median island landscaping, storm drains, sewer system, and all areas within the city right-of-way, and City Parks. The Operations team performs weekly street sweeping, graffiti abatement, and preventative maintenance on all City fleet, including all Police and Fire Department vehicles.

 

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