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Streets and Drainage
Streets and Drainage Supervisor
Bobby Kinney
Streets and Drainage
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Streets and Drainage is responsible for the maintenance of approximately 525 lane-miles of roadway including pavement, curb, ditches, right-of-way litter collection, special projects and street signage. Large quantity drainage structures and open ditches in the right-of-way and easements are also maintained.
Drainage Ditch Maintenance
In the month of July, Streets and Drainage completed planned maintenance projects that consisted of multiple repairs to roadways and drainage conveyances while also responding to over 165 work order requests that varied from the installation and repair of street signs to the repair of road surfaces.
Repairing shoulder on Byhalia Rd.
Even though this summer has brought extreme temperatures and sweltering heat the Streets and Drainage crews continues to perform their mission on schedule, efficiently and effectively. The division works under the general direction of the Streets and Drainage Supervisor Bobby Kinney who coordinates the challenging daily work schedules of twenty-two employees.
2007
Town of Collierville
Christmas light display
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Every year the Streets & Drainage Division is responsible for putting up and maintaining all of the Town's Christmas lights and decorations during the holiday season. The following pictures where taken by
the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Theresa Montgomery
during the Christmas tree lighting ceremony held on the Town Square.
Streets and Drainage
at work in Collierville
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Storm Drain Repair
Asphalt Patching
Curb Repair
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