Public Works

Residents in the neighborhood along Hill Street, Rock Street, and East Elizabeth Street applied due to the deteriorating pipes and resulting water impacts on their properties in their neighborhood.

Ten Harrisonburg Public Works traffic cabinets have been transformed into pieces of art, displaying the works of local artists in the form of vinyl wraps.

This study evaluates the transportation and stormwater needs along Chicago Avenue between Rockingham Drive and Mount Clinton Pike, and along Waterman Drive between West Market Street and Chicago Avenue.

This study evaluates opportunities to create bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure from the existing Northend Greenway at Monroe Street to Downtown Harrisonburg.

EATS (Eateries Acting Towards Sustainability) is a certification program that is voluntary and available to those in the food service industry who choose to participate.

This project proposes revising the configuration to improve operations and safety for people driving, biking, and walking on a segment of Gay Street.

Northend Greenway Brookside Phase project plans include constructing a 10-foot-wide asphalt path between Roberts Court and the existing path at Jefferson Street, with a connection to Drake Lane. This path will create a safer and more continuous route for people walking and biking in this neighborhood and add to the overall 2.5 mile Northend Greenway Project.

The City of Harrisonburg is working on an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Transition Plan to form planning methods and document current accessibility deficiencies, to work to make Harrisonburg public facilities ADA accessible.

Sidewalk will be constructed on the south side of Country Club Road between Linda Lane and Spotswood Homes mobile home park.