The Division of Public Works provides leadership and administrative support for several departments: Engineering, Fleet Maintenance, Grounds & Buildings Maintenance, Road Departments and S.P.L.O.S.T. Public Works also handles funding applications to the Georgia Department of Transportation for new road projects and resurfacing Fayette County’s roads.

Phil Mallon, Division Director

770-461-3142
pmallon@fayettecountyga.gov

 

Engineering

The Engineering Department provides technical services that assist the community and other Departments within the County Government.
This department implements and enforces Development Regulations and Subdivision Regulations, which are used to regulate all commercial
development and subdivision construction in the unincorporated areas of Fayette County. . . . Learn More.

Fleet Maintenance

The Fleet Maintenance Department is committed to meeting the technical and mechanical needs of the County’s fleet of vehicles and
equipment. All work is documented and tracked, allowing for an aggressive preventive cost effective maintenance program. . . . Learn More.

Grounds & Building Maintenance

The Fayette County Grounds and Building Maintenance Department has the responsibility to maintain the assets comprised of buildings and
recreational grounds owned and operated on behalf of the citizens by Fayette County Government.. . . . Learn More.

Road Department

In 2008 the County’s paving crew resurfaced 23.4 miles of County roads and provided equipment and labor for several roads in Fayetteville and
Brooks. Funding for the resurfacing work comes from several sources, including: the general fund, transportation SPLOST, the Georgia DOT
Local Assistance Road Program (LARP); and reimbursement from cities . . . Learn more.

S.P.L.O.S.T. Transportation Projects

Fayette County citizens approved a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) resolution on November 2, 2004. The resolution imposes a one percent special sales and use tax on all transactions made within the County. The tax began April 1, 2005 and will continue through March 31, 2010 or until $115,857,267 is collected, whichever occurs first . . . Learn more.

 

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