Committed to Serving the Public
The mission of the Public Works Department is to provide and maintain the infrastructure of the City of Coos Bay while protecting the health and welfare of the City residents, businesses, and visitors. We are here to provide quality services, within available resources, to our customers in a timely and effcient manner, as well as to support economic growth and development with the unity and trust of highly qualified and skilled personnel.
Get To Know
Jim Hossley
Most Requested Forms
- Right of Way Vacation Application Right of Way Vacation
- Public Works Permit Right of way (ROW) use; driveway access, curb cut; sewer connection, cap or repair; site development, grading, fill, excavation
- Special Event Permit Application Application to hold special events on city property or with city services
FAQs
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× What GIS data is available?
GIS Services provides data in various formats. Overlay maps of individual properties are available to the public and can be generated upon request. Overlay maps can include layers such as property lines, zoning designations, building footprints, City utilities, topography and satellite imagery. Raw GIS data files are available in various formats including; ESRI shapefiles, geodatabases and TIFF (*.tif) raster images. Please contact GIS Services at 541-269-1181 Ext. 2258 or by emailing Micah Lynn, GIS Coordinator, at mlynn@coosbay.org for further information.
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× What is my property zoned?
The Zoning Map shows the zoning for the entire city; just zoom in to find your property. You can also call the Planning Division of the Community Development Department at 541-269-8918. You'll need to know the property address or, if it is an undeveloped property, some other means of identifying it such as cross streets or tax parcel information. We can help you find the answers you need. Allowed uses on a property are based on the zoning designation. Zoning definitions and descriptions are included in the Coos Bay Municipal Code, Title 17.
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× Who is responsible for the improved and unimproved right of way next to my house?
The property owner is responsible for the maintenance of the improved and/or unimproved right of way adjacent to the property. The right of way must be maintained so that vegetation in not overgrown and causing a vision clearance issue, and sidewalks must be maintained and in good repair and safe condition. See Coos Bay Municipal Code Section 12.
Bids, RFPs & RFQs
Current Request for Bids, Proposals and/or Qualifications from the City of Coos Bay
Engineering Division
The Engineering Division provides engineering services for the City's public improvement projects. These projects are primairly related to wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. The Division also provides engineering review of plans for private improvements within public right-of-way or that impact public right-of-way.
design standards, Policies & Details
Engineering Design Standards
Standard Details
Utility & Service Lateral Installation Restoration Policy - 2018
Wastewater Master Plans
Collection System Master Plan - Volume A
Collection System Master Plan - Volume B - System Mapping
Collection System Master Plan - Volume B - Proposed Improvements
Stormwater Master Plans
Collection System Master Plan - Volume A
Appendix A
Collection System Master Plan - Volume B - System Mapping
Collection System Master Plan - Limited Area - 2004
Guidelines for Illegal and Legal Discharges and Private Lateral Regulations
Engineering Staff
Jennifer Wirsing, PE
City Engineer
Phone 541-269-1181 x 2247
Fax 541-269-8916
jwirsing@coosbay.org
Jessica Spann
Engineering Services Coordinator
Phone 541-269-1181 x 2221
Fax 541-269-8916
jspann@coosbay.org
Greg Hamblet
Engineering Technician
Phone 541-269-1181 x 2249
Fax 541-269-8916
ghamblet@coosbay.org
Rishia Mitchell
Contracts Administration Specialist
Phone 541-269-1181 x 2224
Fax 541-269-8916
rmitchell@coosbay.org
GIS Services
Creating, maintaining and delivering accurate, up to date geographic information resources for the City of Coos Bay staff and its citizens.
What is GIS?
A geographic information system (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information. It is a computer-based tool for mapping and analyzing things that exist and events that happen on earth. GIS technology integrates database operations and statistical analysis with the unique visualization and spatial analysis benefits offered by maps. These abilities distinguish GIS from other information systems and make it valuable to a wide range of public and private enterprises for explaining events, predicting outcomes, and planning strategies.
GIS Services
GIS Services is responsible for the development and maintenance of all enterprise GIS data utilized by the City. Specific responsibilities include map production, geospatial analysis, GPS data collection & processing, software/hardware configuration and web mapping application design.
External Links
Contact
Micah Lynn
GIS Coordinator
541-269-1181 x 2258
mlynn@coosbay.org
Coos Bay Maps
The City of Coos Bay provides GIS maps for its citizens and staff to view and search for a variety of data. Maps are available through interactive web-based applications or as downloadable files.
Online Interactive Maps - Select the link below to access the City's web-based mapping applications.
Coos Bay Maps
Standard Maps - The following City maps are available for download in Adobe® pdf format.
Operations Division
The Operations Division is responsible for the maintenance of the public infrastructure.
Services provided by this division include: the repair of City streets, sidewalks, storm water, street sweeping, tree service, public drainage facilities, mowing of City's property, installation of traffic control devices, traffic signals, traffic markings, fleet management and facility management. Operations Division also oversees project management and contract management of large infrastructure and facility projects, which includes securing outside resources such as grants to assist both the department and other shareholders in achieving the City's goals.
Randy Dixon
Operations Administrator
(541) 269-1181, ext 2201
rdixon@coosbay.org
Plans, schedules & Documents:
Streets Task Force Recommendations
Coos Bay Transportation System Plan
Utility & Service Lateral Installation Restoration Policy - 2018