Our Maintenance of Roads and Bridges division provides the following services:

• Patching, paving, and repairs to roads and shoulders along the county highway system
• Snow and ice removal from county roads and parking lots including routine benching and hauling snow out of villages when necessary
• Maintenance and upkeep of approximately 24.35 miles of recreational use trail from the town of Volney to the village of Cleveland
• Coordination with the county's Emergency Management Department and other state and federal agencies for safety and training exercises involving the nuclear plants
• Participates in safety and training programs, which includes:

• CPR
• First aid
• CDL
• Mine safety and health administration
• Hearing conservation program

• Bridge repairs and construction on approximately 120 structures
• Installation of and repairs to guide rail
• Roadside mowing and brush removal
• Tree and stump removal within the county's right-of-way
• Shoulder cutting, roadside ditching, and reshaping of drainage channels
• Culvert and driveway pipe cleaning
• Culvert (lateral) replacements
• Driveway pipe repairs, replacements, and new installations, with completed applications and paid fees
• Striping and stop bar layout and painting on new and existing county roads and parking lots
• Roadside sweeping
• Dead deer removal
• Mailbox replacement (due to snowplow damage in the winter)
• Emergency services with snow and ice control, flooding, fires, and requests from 911
• Refueling emergency 911 radio towers to maintain the county's emergency services network
• Design, produce and apply county decals to all Oswego County vehicles
• Assisting other municipalities within the county with their labor and equipment needs

• Design and construction administration of the county's infrastructure (roads, bridges, culverts, and other drainage appurtenances)
• Surveying of bridge and culvert replacements, gravel pits, 911 radio tower sites (provides topography plans and site mapping, property line stakeout, right-of-way layout)
• Record keeping of construction plans, maps, and documents
• Produces copies of aforementioned construction maps, plans, and documents as needed or requested by other county departments and outside consultants and contractors
• Review engineering plans and documents from consultants on water districts, as well as bridge and culvert rehabilitation and replacement projects
• Reviews qualifications of engineering consultants in accordance with Federal Local Design Service Agreement standards
• Reviews permits for oversize and/or overweight loads
• Reviews permits for utility work
• Maintains a fueling system for the entire county's fleet of construction and road vehicles