Public Works

The Public Works Department is dedicated to providing and maintaining quality infrastructure

Understanding Public Works

Capital Projects

Administration of construction projects such as:

  • Roads
  • City Buildings
  • Parks
  • Trails

For current bids please look under resources:

Development Map Criteria & Guidelines

Public Facility Maintenance

Street, Drainage & Streetlight Maintenance

  • Street Sweeping

Municipal Airport

Sanitation Services – (Sewer & Garbage)

Waste Water Treatment Plant

Flood Control

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT HEAD

Travis Anderson

Travis Anderson was born and raised in Cedar City, Utah. He received an Associate’s Degree in science from Southern Utah University and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Utah State University. He has worked as a civil engineer for 23 years. Travis has provided engineering services in Texas, Arizona, Nevada and Washington, with the majority being in the Mesquite area. He is currently the City of Mesquite Public Works Director and City Engineer. Travis moved with his family to Mesquite for an Engineering position in June of 2000. Travis started with the City of Mesquite as the City Engineer in March of 2014. Travis was then promoted to Public Works Director in August of 2019.

Travis gives a special shout out to all his Public Works Department staff for all that they do. This position is nothing without all the support, devotion and hard work from the great men and women in Public Works.

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Public Works is dedicated to keeping our streets clean and safe.

With limited staff the upkeep of street sweeping has been reduced, but we are committed to sweep all major Arterial streets at least once a month and all other Public streets on a quarterly basis.

Street sweeping beautifies Mesquite’s streets, parks, and community by removing unsightly litter and debris.  Our main goal of street sweeping is to maintain clean gutters for drainage run-off and reduce the amount of flooding during heavy rainfall and increase the operational efficiency of the City’s storm drain system.  Street sweeping also protects the environment by significantly reducing the amount of pollutants entering the City’s storm drain system.

Please remember it is not a normal function of the street sweeper to provide an avenue for all residents to clean their yards by blowing leaves and debris into the street for the street sweepers to clean up.

We would also like to remind everyone that basketball standards are not allowed within the Public right-of-ways within the City of Mesquite, which includes, but is not limited to streets, curbs, gutters and sidewalks.

During major rain events, we understand streets will have an increase with heavy debris; these events can cause some major damages and reduce the use of major streets. Our staff works hard to clean up unexpected disasters in a timely manner, if you notice an area in town has not been cleaned up please report it to our office at (702) 346-5237.

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