The Highway Maintenance Center is an essential division within Erie County’s government infrastructure, dedicated to ensuring the safety, accessibility, and reliability of the region’s roadways. As a county government office, the center is responsible for maintaining a vast network of highways, bridges, and roadside features throughout Clarence and neighboring communities. Its core mission includes snow and ice control, pothole repair, roadway resurfacing, and signage maintenance, all of which are crucial for safe year-round travel.

Serving as a vital link between public works and the community, the center operates with a strong focus on responsiveness, efficiency, and environmental responsibility. It coordinates closely with other Erie County departments, offering fast action during emergencies such as severe weather events or road hazards. Through the use of modern equipment and trained personnel, the center upholds high operational standards to minimize disruptions and enhance commuter safety.

Additionally, the Highway Maintenance Center frequently communicates with local residents about construction schedules, travel advisories, and service updates, fostering transparency and civic engagement. As a part of Erie County’s broader commitment to infrastructure development and public services, the center plays a key role in the region’s overall economic and community well-being.

Key Services:

– Snow and ice removal on county-maintained roads
– Pothole patching and pavement repair
– Road resurfacing and grading
– Maintenance of road signage and traffic markings
– Bridge inspection and minor structural maintenance
– Seasonal maintenance including tree and brush removal along roadways
– Emergency response for hazardous road conditions
– Public notifications and route advisories related to maintenance work