Storm and Sanitary Pipe Maintenance

The Department provides general maintenance and repairs for water mains, water services,
fire hydrants and water main valves. It is also responsible for repairing or replacing sewer
mains and catch basins, as well as laterals from drains and manholes and oversees closed
circuit television camera inspection of storm and sanitary pipe. There are almost eight miles
(42,490 feet = 7.86 miles) of sanitary sewer lines and approximately 5.5 miles of water pipe
lines in the Village of Marcellus for which the Highway Department has primary responsibility.

Sidewalk and Street Rapair
The Department maintains approximately 4.34 miles of street within the corporate
boundaries of the Village (see street map below). General street repairs range from such
functions as filling pot holes to actual road reconstruction, curbing repair and replacement
and the sodding and seeding of green space on the Village rights of way. Sidewalk, traffic
and sign maintenance also falls under this responsibility.

Marcellus, New York Highway Department

The Highway Department of the Village of
Marcellus has a wide range of responsibilities,
all directed toward maintenance of the Village
infrastructure and the delivery of Village services.
The Highway Department consists of three full
time employees, Harold Muncy, Jim LaRose
and Foreman Bob Crysler. Their duties include maintenance of vehicles, general street/road
repairs, maintenance of sidewalks, storm and
sanitary sewers, leaf removal and snow plowing.

Vehicle Maintenance
The Department is responsible for the maintenance
and repair of all Village owned vehicles with the
exception of the Fire Department and Police
Department equipment. This includes 4 vehicles,
2 bobcats, 1 backhoe, 2 sanders, 1 roller, 1 paver,
1 street sweeper and miscellaneous equipment.
Equipment and vehicles are maintained in the DPW
garage which is located in the rear of the Village
Office Building.

Leaf Removal
The Department handles the collection and
disposal of leaves in the residential property.
The leaf season begins in mid October and
runs until early November. Residents are
instructed to pile their leaves on the edge
of their lawns, not in the ditches, after which
Village crews will pick them up.
No bags of any type are to be used.
To inquire more about leaf collection dates,
please call the Village office (315) 673-3112.


Snow Plowing
The Village officially begins its snow plowing
program when there is an accumulation of
snow on the roads or if icy conditions exist.
Once these conditions are present, streets
and intersections are salted and plowing of
Village streets begins usually after about
three inches of snow has fallen.

To insure that plowing can be satisfactorily
completed, vehicles are prohibited from
parking on Village streets overnight from
11:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. from
November 1st through May 1st.
In addition to streets and intersections,
Village sidewalks are also plowed by the
Highway Department.

The Village's goal is to make streets,
sidewalks and public parking lots accessible
as soon as possible during and after winter
storms. For more information on the snow
plowing program, please call the Village
office: (315) 673-3112.

Highway
Department

Established 1853