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The Public Works Department aims to deliver prompt, efficient and reliable services, and maintain the infrastructure to support an active community. As community members, we all play a role in how that infrastructure is used and how well it works. We encourage you to learn more about the Public Works Department and the many services we provide.
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BOMC Reviewing Proposed Changes to Public Works Program
The BOMC continues the discussion on proposed changes to the public works program. Read more...
Important Updates on Sanitation, Recycling & Yard Waste Service
After careful evaluation, the city approved a contract with Arrow Waste to handle all sanitation and recycling in the city. The decision was made to provide the most cost-effective and efficient way to manage the city's solid waste disposal.
Effective May 13, Arrow Waste will be responsible for all aspects of waste collection, disposal and recycling for households within the city limits. The city is confident their expertise and commitment to excellence will greatly benefit the community. The last day the city will provide sanitation service is May 10.
Learn more about collection services by visiting the sanitation and recycling pages.
The city will continue to provide yard waste service which will not change. Please refer to the Yard Waste page for details and schedules. Please note, yard waste is not required to bagged or put in containers for pickup.
Report Issues Directly to DeKalb Watershed Management
Potable water and sanitary sewer systems, owned and operated by the DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management (DWM), lie beneath nearly every street in the city of Avondale Estates.
Learn how to report issues in the right-of-way related to water or sewer system failures or emergencies: DeKalb County's Water and Sewer Infrastructure in Avondale Estates.
Informational Documents
Stormwater
- October 2012 Update (PDF)
- Corporate Environmental Risk Management (CERM) Stormwater Structure Survey (PDF)
- Estimated Costs for Identified Stormwater Infrastructure Projects (PDF)
- Clarendon Avenue Drainage Analysis (PDF)
- Clarendon Avenue Drainage Analysis - Maps (PDF)
- Kensington Road Drainage Analysis - Phase I (PDF)
- Kensington Road Drainage Study - Phase II (BOMC Work Session - February 23, 2011) (PDF)
- Kensington Road Drainage Study - Phase II - Map (PDF)
- Kensington Road Drainage Report - Phase III - Appendix 1 (PDF)
- Conceptual Hydrology Study for City-Owned Four Acres (PDF)
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Marcel Jackson
Director of Public Works
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Don Huff
Public Works Supervisor
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Public Works
Physical Address
166 Locust Street
Avondale Estates, GA 30002
Phone: 404-294-5400
Hours
Monday through Friday
8 am to 5 pm