The Streets Maintenance Division provides pavement condition inspection, pavement maintenance, sidewalk uplift/trip hazard repair, alley maintenance, street sweeping, weed abatement, creek, and storm drain inspections and maintenance, and many other services.

Pavement Management

The Public Works Department maintains a Pavement Management Program (PMP) that is updated every five years. The most recent citywide pavement condition inspection was performed in 2020. City engineers, the Streets Maintenance Division and contractors are implementing this five-year plan to maintain the city’s roadways.

2020 Pavement Management Program Update Report

2015 Pavement Management Program Update Report

Sidewalk Inspection

The city is committed to provide safe pedestrian sidewalks throughout the city. The Sidewalk Inspection Program inspects, measures and documents sidewalk distresses and uplifts throughout a different Council District each year, with each district being inspected every five years.  The results of the inspection and report are used to prioritize and budget for needed sidewalk repairs as necessary.  The Public Works Department contracted with Precision Concrete Cutting to perform these services. In FY 2023-24 work was performed in Council District 2. In FY 2024-25 work will be performed in Council District 4. If you are aware of a sidewalk distress, please contact the Public Works Department at 916-461-6722 or report it on SeeClickFix Folsom.

Street Sweeping

The Public Works Department sweeps about 420 curb miles of city streets. The Streets Maintenance Division provides street sweeping to all arterials, collectors and residential roadways biannually, at minimum. Contact the Streets Maintenance Division at 916-461-6722 to request street sweeping of spills or excessive debris.

Storm Drain Cleaning

The Streets Maintenance Division operates and maintains an extensive storm drainage system, including 190 miles of pipe, 23 miles of natural drainage channels and creeks, 30 flood control and/or water quality detention basins, and more than 200 outfalls to creeks and rivers. The storm drains are inspected and cleaned between May and October of each year.

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