Has exclusive charge and supervision of the design, construction, repair, maintenance and cleaning of all streets and bridges under the jurisdiction of Nassau County, It has charge and supervision of the design and construction of county buildings, parks and grounds, drains and drainage structures, and of sewers, sewage disposal plants, water system and other structures in the nature of Public Works as the county may construct. Call for detailed information.

Provides law enforcement services for City of Oswego residents.

Accepts cash or check payment for these services: city, county and school taxes for City of Ithaca residents water and sewer bill payments parking permits for city-owned garages and long-term parking permits for city-owned garages scratch-off parking permits - pay for parking without use of pay machines. Contact City Chamberlain's office for further information - 607-274-6580 delinquent property taxes and liens from unpaid fees charges and rentals due to the city trash and yard waste tags to city residents payments for parking violations issued in the City of Ithaca; has information about appealing parking violations water meter questionsDoes not accept payments for tickets issued for moving violations within the City. City-issued tickets for moving violations, pay at City Court, 118 East Clinton Street, Ithaca. For more info call 607-216-6660.For payment options: http://www.cityofithaca.org/410/Make-a-Payment

Collects all monies and fines related to parking violations issued in the City of Syracuse and conducts hearings to accept pleas and determine the disposition of contested Notices of Violations (tickets). The bureau also manages and stores all records and data pertaining to parking violations.

Oversees all public streets and sewers, public parking, all matters affecting the street and traffic lighting, signage, maintenance, recycling, and plantings.

Supervises the construction repair and maintenance of all roads, sidewalks, bridges, municipal parking areas, recharge basins and drainage structures and systems. Responsibilities include sand spreading, snow and street debris removal, maintenance of the safety of town roads by installing and maintaining traffic signals, street signs, pavement markings and street lights.

Represents the Town and the Town Board in litigation. Approves all legal matters before they are presented to the Town Board.

A "one-stop shop" system to access to all City of Buffalo services, information, and non-emergency police services. Residents are able to call 311 or visit the website to report service needs, check on the status of previous service requests, or obtain information regarding city programs. The following city service categories are covered by the 311 call center and website: - Animals: Licensing, noise complaints, cruelty reports, rodent/pest control (outside of property only) - Forestry: Tree trimming, tree removal, tree planting - Graffiti & Sanitation: Graffiti, street and sidewalk cleaning, litter, garbage tote maintenance, missed garbage/recycling pick-ups - Housing/Inspections: Violation reporting, inspection requests, building codes, new/existing permit services - Parking: Parking violation reporting, ticket payments, information regarding city towed vehicles - Streets & Sidewalks: Pot holes, street plowing and salting, traffic signs, reporting of sidewalks not cleared of ice/snow or in need of inspection for repair/replacement - Utilities: Faulty street light reporting, sewer authority services, water authority services

Public Works provide commuter parking information available through the office of public works, various permitting allowances issued. Also, planning, design, operations, maintenance, construction and general administration of the County’s highways, bridges and related infrastructure.