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Administration
Administration provides professional administrative support, grant administration, budget administration and policy direction to all Public Works' Department divisions.
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Engineering
Access bid postings, construction and inspection information, permits, and forms required by the division.
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Equipment Maintenance
This division provides the following support services to our city departments: preventative vehicle maintenance, emergency breakdown response, and the performance of major and minor repairs to over 335 mobile units.
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Facilities Maintenance
This division is responsible for the daily maintenance and repair of our city's 56 buildings, equaling over 300,000 square feet of office and operational space, as well as all city street lights and water supply sites.
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Lighting and Landscape Maintenance Districts
This division maintains safe and aesthetically pleasing streetscapes city-wide. This includes landscapes maintenance, landscape utility costs, tree trimming and replacement, and weed abatement.
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Parks
Find parks, facilities, reservation information, and maintenance districts for the city parks.
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Stormwater Program
The stormwater program emphasizes public education, best management practices, evaluation, and monitoring our waterways to prevent stormwater pollution and comply with all federal, state, and local regulations
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Streets
Report concerns, access street maintenance and sign information, and learn about street sweeping services.
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Trash & Recycling
Discover details for the city's waste management services.
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Water / Wastewater
Request services, report concerns, and discover information about the Water / Wastewater Department.
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How to Submit a Request
SeeClickFix is an application that allows City of Hemet citizens to report non-emergency related issues to the city. SeeClickFix can be used via the Web on a desktop computer, laptop, mobile phone, or tablet.
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Public Works Notices
Details regarding the scope of work, project timelines, and specific areas impacted by upcoming projects will be posted here to keep our residents informed of any changes in their environment, including road closures, detours, or restricted access, as well as other news you can use.
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Water Quality Management Plan
Water Quality Management Plans (WQMPs) are required by all developments that are defined as a Priority Development Project (PDP) per the WQMP Guidance Document for Riverside County, which is based upon the requirements of the current National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Municipal Separate Storm Sewer (MS4) permit requirements.