Program Update
Learn more about what we've accomplished with Safe Streets & Sidewalks funding since the levy started in 2017 by checking out the Safe Streets & Sidewalks Comprehensive Report.
Maintenance & Operations
The City's Street Maintenance crew is responsible for 311 lane miles of street surface and shoulders. The 10-person crew's goal is to extend the service life and maintain the safety, function, and appearance of Bothell’s public streets and walkways.
Where does the money come from?
| Revenue Source | 2024 Revenue |
|---|
| Safe Streets & Sidewalks Levy | $3,408,365.26
|
State Shared Revenue
(Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax, Multi-Modal Transportation revenue, and Motor Vehicle Account revenue) | $809,265.16
|
Miscellaneous Revenue
| $33,056.63
|
| Total | $4,250,687.05
|
What is included in this work?
- Cleaning and maintaining street and traffic control signs on public streets.
- Clearing road debris.
- Inspecting streetlights and expediting replacements when necessary.
- Maintaining road shoulders, curbs, and gutters.
- Maintaining trails and landscaping downtown and in other improved areas.
- Managing bridge maintenance.
- Managing traffic signal repair and operations.
- Patching roadways and filling potholes.
- Providing 24-hour emergency response.
- Providing snow and ice control.
- Refreshing striping and pavement markings on public streets.
- Repairing sidewalks.
- Trimming trees and vegetation in the right-of-way to remove potential hazards.