Albany County Department of Public Works (DPW) serves as a critical component of local government operations, focusing on developing, maintaining, and improving the county’s public infrastructure. Dedicated to ensuring the safety and efficiency of transportation routes and public spaces, the department manages over 500 miles of county roads and a broad network of bridges. Through systematic maintenance and seasonal services—such as snow removal and road resurfacing—DPW supports safe and accessible travel for residents and businesses alike.

In addition to roadway management, the department also oversees county engineering projects, signage, drainage systems, and equipment operation. Their work plays an essential role in emergency preparedness and disaster response by keeping major routes accessible for first responders. The department is also involved in maintaining public facilities and supporting long-term infrastructure projects in cooperation with state and municipal agencies. With a commitment to public safety and community service, Albany County DPW is a dependable steward of essential county assets.

Key Services:

– Road maintenance and resurfacing of county-owned roads
– Snow and ice control throughout winter months
– Bridge construction, repair, and inspection
– Installation and maintenance of traffic and road signage
– Drainage system maintenance and improvement
– Heavy equipment operation and maintenance services
– Engineering support for county infrastructure projects
– Coordination with emergency management and public safety officials