Articles

1. How To Report A Pothole On Your Street25.08.2026A pothole can begin as a small depression and quickly become a hazard for drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and nearby property. Water, freezing temperatures,…
2. What to Know About Susanville’s Snow Removal Plan24.08.2026Winter storms can quickly change travel conditions across Susanville. Snow removal keeps essential streets open, supports emergency access, and helps residents…
3. How city engineering supports new development in Susanville24.08.2026New development changes more than a parcel of land. A subdivision, business, public facility, or infill project can affect water demand, wastewater…
4. How to protect your home from sewer backups24.08.2026A sewer backup can send contaminated water into bathrooms, floor drains, basements, and crawl spaces with little warning. The damage may include ruined…
5. Understanding your sewer service charge24.08.2026A sewer service charge pays for the collection, treatment, and management of wastewater from homes and businesses. It supports the pipes, pumps, treatment…
6. Why Susanville Flushes Fire Hydrants and What Residents Can Expect24.08.2026Fire hydrant flushing is a routine part of maintaining a safe, reliable municipal water system. Public Works crews open selected hydrants for a controlled…
7. How to request a new trash or recycling cart24.08.2026A reliable trash or recycling cart helps keep collection areas safe, prevents loose materials from entering streets, and makes scheduled pickup easier for…
8. Build a career in Susanville’s water distribution team24.08.2026Reliable drinking water depends on skilled people working behind the scenes. The City of Susanville Public Works Department maintains the pipes, valves,…
9. How Susanville Public Works Projects Move From Need to Action24.08.2026A public works project is a planned effort to build, repair, replace, or improve infrastructure that supports daily life. In Susanville, that can include water…
10. Applying for a building permit for a new driveway24.08.2026A new driveway changes more than the appearance of a property. It may affect the public right-of-way, curb, sidewalk, drainage pattern, utility access, and…