Public Works

New Garden Township has approximately 61 miles of roads that the Public Works Department maintains. Taking each directional lane into consideration, that means there are 122 miles of road lanes that need to be maintained. Additionally, there are 34 separate subdivisions that contain many roads and cul-de-sacs.

The New Garden Township Road Crew works diligently and tirelessly to assist the residents as quickly as possible. Understanding this can avoid a lot of frustration. We make every effort to assist with emergencies as they occur while performing ongoing maintenance and clearing of Township roads. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

The Public Works Department would ask that any resident that has tree limbs or branches extended out into the roadway please trim them. They are a road hazard for trucks, buses, and snow plows that use the roads.

  1. How many miles of roads does new garden township have?
  2. What do I do if my mailbox has been damaged during plowing?
  3. What do I do if my Lawn and/or Landscaping Has Been Damaged During Plowing?
  4. What Happens if my Vehicle Is Blocking the Snow Plow?
  5. What can I do to avoid problems during storms?
  6. How do we determine the order and priority of plowing each road?
  7. Why does the plow make a single pass through a development instead of clearing the entire road and Cul-de-sac(s)?
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