Provides maintenance for city buildings and systems, and the operations of the Glendale Memorial Park Cemetery. Provides maintenance and repair for the city's automotive and equipment fleet. Provides refuse and recycling collection service to single-family households; loose trash collection; and refuse collection services to businesses, multi-family complexes, and adjacent communities. Manages and operates the Glendale Municipal Landfill and the Materials Recovery Facility.

Glendale Field Operations | Glendale Field Operations

Offices that are responsible for overseeing the repair, maintenance and servicing of motorized vehicles and equipment (including light, medium and heavy duty automobiles, trucks, tractors and off-road construction equipment) that are owned and operated by an organization. Responsibilities include inspecting motorized equipment; diagnosing and determining the extent of necessary repairs; making required repairs; performing tune-ups; installing new and reconditioned parts and components; keeping a record of repairs; assisting in maintaining inventory control of replacement parts; and other similar fleet maintenance tasks.

Fleet Maintenance Offices

Programs that sponsor sites where people can bring household cleaners, automobile products (e.g., antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline, motor oil), pesticides, herbicides, paint products, outdated medicines and other hazardous materials typically found in the household for disposal. Hazardous materials are those that are labelled "corrosive", "flammable", "irritant", "toxic" or "poison" or which react when combined with other substances.

Hazardous Materials Collection Sites

Refuse collection programs that pick up and dispose of regular household and commercial waste and garbage.

Trash/Garbage Pickup

Community-sponsored voluntary or mandatory programs that encourage people in residential settings to recycle reusable resources such as newspaper, glass, plastic and metals such as aluminum, tin and steel which are found in cans. The program may supply recycling containers to participating households and may collect the recyclable materials on a regular basis.

Residential Recycling Programs

Responsible for public works programs and services in Maricopa including city-owned building and vehicle maintenance, waste and recycling center, and street repairs and maintenance.

Maricopa Public Works Departments | Maricopa Public Works Departments

Offices that are responsible for acquiring, planning, constructing, expanding, repairing and/or managing the utilization of a physical plant in order to most effectively provide for the delivery of services; arrange for security, supervise the management of basic utilities (heating, electricity, air conditioning and sanitary arrangements), and other similar tasks. Specific responsibilities may include long-range and annual facility planning; facility financial forecasting; real estate acquisition and/or disposal; architectural and engineering planning and design; new construction and/or renovation; work specifications, installation and space management; maintenance and operations management; energy management; telecommunications integration; security; and/or general administrative services.

Facility Management Offices

Intermediate holding facilities for garbage where waste is reloaded into large trucks for more cost-efficient transportation to landfills, recycling dealers and resource recovery sites.

Refuse Transfer Stations

Programs that are responsible for maintenance and repair of streets, highways, bicycle paths, bridges, pedestrian overpasses and other public byways; placement and maintenance of pavement markings; curb and gutter repair; sidewalk repair; leaf and debris removal; street cleaning; street salting; snow removal; roadside landscape maintenance; roadside rest stop amenities; removal of traffic and pedestrian obstructions; and other similar street-related services.