Street Maintenance and Construction

• Street Sweeping Schedule ▲

  Below you will find general information on the City's street sweeping schedule.

  Street Sweeping Reminders:

  • Leaves and other debris should never be blown or placed in the road.
  • Bushes should not hang over the curb.
  • Tree limbs should be trimmed to 12' above the street.
  • Once your garbage, yard debris, and recycling has been picked up, remove garbage cans from road.
  • Remove non-operating vehicles, basketball hoops, and anything that may block the sweeper from sweeping along the curb in front of your residence.

  January through September

  • The City sweeps the last week of every month.
    • West of First Avenue - Monday and Tuesday
    • East of First Avenue - Thursday and Friday

  October through December

  • The City sweeps daily.
    • West of First Avenue - Monday and Tuesday
    • East of First Avenue - Thursday and Friday
    
    
    While we strive to follow this schedule, it is tentative and may be subject to change based on weather conditions and other scheduling factors.

  

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• Transportation Maintenance Fee ▲

  Beginning in February 2011, a Transportation Maintenance Fee was implemented and included on monthly utility bills. The fee is listed on utility bills as a “Transportation Fee.” Funds from this fee must be used for street repair and maintenance.

  In 2024, the Council adopted Resolution 1122, which established a comprehensive street improvement funding strategy.

  Below you will find a memo showing the chronology of the Transportation Maintenance Fee.

  • Chronology of Transportation Maintenance Fee.pdf

  • Download file

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• Street Ratings and Project Selection ▲

  The City’s street improvement needs are many. Street improvements are prioritized by road classifications. Per Stayton Municipal Code (SMC) 12.04.250, the City sets the following priorities for the use of its financial resources for street maintenance:

  1. Arterial Streets
  2. Collector Streets
  3. Local streets with full width curb to curb improvements
  4. Sidewalks, Pedestrian Paths, Trails and Bikeways
  5. ADA Ramps and accessible facilities
  6. Local Streets with partial width improvements
  7. Gravel Streets

  All streets in City limits are rated using the PCI rating system and entered into Street Saver to determine the life expectancy of each street in its current state. Street project lists are determined by a team of engineers and street maintenance operators reviewing street ratings data, available resources, and looking at other infrastructure requirements that may be needed in the street envelope. The team matches projects with available resources and a capital improvement and maintenance lists are developed. Each year the list gets reviewed by staff and updated as needed.

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• Street Lights ▲

  Have you noticed a street light that’s burnt out, flickering, or constantly on? You can report the issue by visiting Pacific Power - Street Light Outages or call Pacific Power directly at 1-888-221-7070.

  They will need the following information from the light pole:

  • Pole Number (located on yellow plate)
  • Street location of the pole

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