Public Works

The Town of Springerville Public Works Department maintains the public water, wastewater, transportation and facilities infrastructure.
Location- 285 North Papago Street, Springerville, AZ, 85938 
Hours of Operation Monday through Thursday 6:30am-5:00pm  


Town of Springerville Public Works consists of nine (9) full time employees dedicated to providing preventative maintenance, hookups, and water/sewer installations. Most of the employees are certified in multiple areas such as water distribution, wastewater collection, wastewater treatment.

1 - Public Works Director
1 - Foreman- Water & Waste Water Operator- Manages the Waste Water Treatment Plant
1 - Administrative Assistant
1 - Fleet Mechanic
1 - Building Maintenance
1 - Parks & Recreation (12 total Town Parks)
3 - Employees- Roads, Waste Water (sewer), Water.


Contact Information:

Public Works Director, Robert Pena

Email Address- [email protected]

Phone Number- (928) 333-2656


Foreman, Fred Otero

Email Address – [email protected]

Phone Number – (928) 333-2656


Administrative Assistant, Samantha Dillon

Email Address – [email protected]

Phone Number – (928) 333-2656

Projects: 2014 - 2015

  • Mapped out the Springerville Cemetery to help citizens find family members.
  • Developed erosion control up South Zuni Rd up to Springerville Cemetery to prevent the erosion and flooding down South Zuni.
  • Removed the 235,000 Gallon water tank in the Springerville Cemetery (It had not been in use for 18 years)
  • Installed a new backup generator on the East Booster Station and Tank Well (water). (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Inventory of all street signs in Springerville.
  • Re- Striped South Mountain
  • Striped Maricopa
  • Replaced the motor in the River Well and cleaned the piping (this is a major producer for the Town- West Side)
  • Cleaning, auguring, and using a camera to identify repairs as needed (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Worked with ADOT to have US 60 Micro sealed and restriped
  • Meter replacement on all Town Wells
  • Replaced the waterline on Mason Street and installed two new Fire Hydrants (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Renovated &  restore the Old School (Town Hall)
  • Installed new ADA Parking at Town Hall
  • Chip sealed Hualapai, Yaqui, Mohave, and South Hopi
  • Installed a new water line on Mason Drive

Projects: 2015 - 2016

  • Re-adjust and pave Mason Drive
  • Main Street Enhancement from Zuni St to South Papago (TE)
  • South Pima Mill and overlay (STP)
  • Re- Striping South Mountain (HSIP)
  • Striping Maricopa Dr. (HSIP)
  • Rehab and re-paint the 1Million Gallon Water Tank in Springerville Cemetery (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Installing a new backup generator at the West Lift Station (sewer) (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Water Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Sewer Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Continue cleaning, auguring, and using a camera to identify repairs as needed (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Finish renovating and restoring the Old School (Town Hall) , building a Town Council Chamber

Projects: 2016 - 2017

  • Rehab and re-paint the .5 Million Gallon Water Tank (east side of town) (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Cleaning the water mains in Town using a process called “Ice Pigging” (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Water Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Sewer Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Drill and install a new production well (East Side) MEADOW WELL 165 gpm (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Install a SCADA (Sensory Control and Data Acquisition) for all the water wells, water tanks, and sewer lift stations. (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Start rehabbing all the well houses. Sheeting and roofing
  • Town Hall work. Build counters, cabinets, and new paint
  • Install a new Casa Malapais gate and build a entrance
  • Install a new Gazebo in the Town Hall Park
  • Installing a new East Side Lift Station and back- up generator (sewer) (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Main Street Transportation Enhancement Grant. Trees, Shrubs, parking, lights, etc. (TE)

Projects: 2017 - 2018

  • Sign replacement (from 2015 to 2017) (HSIP)
  • Coconino Drive new asphalt and re-alignment (STP)
  • New playground equipment, curbing, basketball court, sidewalks, and ADA parking (Town Hall Park)
  • New Greenhouse Office
  • Greenhouse behind Town Hall
  • ADA bathroom, Town Hall Park
  • Monitoring well WWTP (Nelson Lands)
  • Paint Town Hall/ Heritage Building
  • Chip Seal Becker Lane
  • Chip Seal Airport Road

Projects: 2019 - 2020

  • Voight Well Blending Station Construction
  • Created a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Water
  • Created a CIP for Sewer
  • Created a CIP for Roads
  • Apply and Obtained a 1.8M WIFA loan to replace or repair infrastructure
  • Repair and replace timbers at Weinima/ Hooper Ranch & Water Treatment Bridge
  • Handed out Water Conservation Kits (WIFA Project)
  • Added a new basketball court In the Springervillle Park


Streets & Road Maintenance

To report road hazards or road issues please contact our Public Works Office at (928) 333-5016
Click for Town of Springerville Snow Management Plan

The Division of Public Works maintains 23 miles of roadway, traffic and pedestrian services, street signs, street sweeping, guardrails, storm drainage, and bridges. These areas are to be kept as close to their original condition as possible.

The Road Maintenance crews provide cleanup, patching, and grading of unimproved roads, as well as snow removal on public thoroughfares. The Town maintains a heavy construction crew with a grader, loader, backhoe, dumptrucks, and power curber that the department uses to maintain and construct new roads.

During strong winter months, the crews will work around the clock to clear snow along major thoroughfares and school bus routes, whenever possible before the streets become active with traffic.

Road Projects

#1- In 2021 Sheldon Ave/ Hualapai/ Merrill full replacement.

#2- In 2024 North Pima full reconstruction using STP Funds.

#3- In 2025 Possible Signalized Intersection at Coconino / Airport Rd./ South Mountain using HSIP Funds.

#4- In 2026 Tumbling T full reconstruction using STP Funds.

#5- In 2029 Tori Circle full reconstruction.


The Town of Springerville Public Works Department maintains the public water, wastewater, transportation and facilities infrastructure.
Location- 285 North Papago Street, Springerville, AZ, 85938 
Hours of Operation Monday through Thursday 6:30am-5:00pm  


Town of Springerville Public Works consists of nine (9) full time employees dedicated to providing preventative maintenance, hookups, and water/sewer installations. Most of the employees are certified in multiple areas such as water distribution, wastewater collection, wastewater treatment.

1 - Public Works Director
1 - Foreman- Water & Waste Water Operator- Manages the Waste Water Treatment Plant
1 - Administrative Assistant
1 - Fleet Mechanic
1 - Building Maintenance
1 - Parks & Recreation (12 total Town Parks)
3 - Employees- Roads, Waste Water (sewer), Water.


Contact Information:

Public Works Director, Robert Pena

Email Address- [email protected]

Phone Number- (928) 333-2656


Foreman, Fred Otero

Email Address – [email protected]

Phone Number – (928) 333-2656


Administrative Assistant, Samantha Dillon

Email Address – [email protected]

Phone Number – (928) 333-2656

Projects: 2014 - 2015

  • Mapped out the Springerville Cemetery to help citizens find family members.
  • Developed erosion control up South Zuni Rd up to Springerville Cemetery to prevent the erosion and flooding down South Zuni.
  • Removed the 235,000 Gallon water tank in the Springerville Cemetery (It had not been in use for 18 years)
  • Installed a new backup generator on the East Booster Station and Tank Well (water). (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Inventory of all street signs in Springerville.
  • Re- Striped South Mountain
  • Striped Maricopa
  • Replaced the motor in the River Well and cleaned the piping (this is a major producer for the Town- West Side)
  • Cleaning, auguring, and using a camera to identify repairs as needed (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Worked with ADOT to have US 60 Micro sealed and restriped
  • Meter replacement on all Town Wells
  • Replaced the waterline on Mason Street and installed two new Fire Hydrants (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Renovated &  restore the Old School (Town Hall)
  • Installed new ADA Parking at Town Hall
  • Chip sealed Hualapai, Yaqui, Mohave, and South Hopi
  • Installed a new water line on Mason Drive

Projects: 2015 - 2016

  • Re-adjust and pave Mason Drive
  • Main Street Enhancement from Zuni St to South Papago (TE)
  • South Pima Mill and overlay (STP)
  • Re- Striping South Mountain (HSIP)
  • Striping Maricopa Dr. (HSIP)
  • Rehab and re-paint the 1Million Gallon Water Tank in Springerville Cemetery (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Installing a new backup generator at the West Lift Station (sewer) (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Water Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Sewer Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Continue cleaning, auguring, and using a camera to identify repairs as needed (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Finish renovating and restoring the Old School (Town Hall) , building a Town Council Chamber

Projects: 2016 - 2017

  • Rehab and re-paint the .5 Million Gallon Water Tank (east side of town) (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Cleaning the water mains in Town using a process called “Ice Pigging” (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Water Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Repair or replace Sewer Main Lines (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Drill and install a new production well (East Side) MEADOW WELL 165 gpm (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Install a SCADA (Sensory Control and Data Acquisition) for all the water wells, water tanks, and sewer lift stations. (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Start rehabbing all the well houses. Sheeting and roofing
  • Town Hall work. Build counters, cabinets, and new paint
  • Install a new Casa Malapais gate and build a entrance
  • Install a new Gazebo in the Town Hall Park
  • Installing a new East Side Lift Station and back- up generator (sewer) (WIFA PROJECT)
  • Main Street Transportation Enhancement Grant. Trees, Shrubs, parking, lights, etc. (TE)

Projects: 2017 - 2018

  • Sign replacement (from 2015 to 2017) (HSIP)
  • Coconino Drive new asphalt and re-alignment (STP)
  • New playground equipment, curbing, basketball court, sidewalks, and ADA parking (Town Hall Park)
  • New Greenhouse Office
  • Greenhouse behind Town Hall
  • ADA bathroom, Town Hall Park
  • Monitoring well WWTP (Nelson Lands)
  • Paint Town Hall/ Heritage Building
  • Chip Seal Becker Lane
  • Chip Seal Airport Road

Projects: 2019 - 2020

  • Voight Well Blending Station Construction
  • Created a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Water
  • Created a CIP for Sewer
  • Created a CIP for Roads
  • Apply and Obtained a 1.8M WIFA loan to replace or repair infrastructure
  • Repair and replace timbers at Weinima/ Hooper Ranch & Water Treatment Bridge
  • Handed out Water Conservation Kits (WIFA Project)
  • Added a new basketball court In the Springervillle Park


Streets & Road Maintenance

To report road hazards or road issues please contact our Public Works Office at (928) 333-5016
Click for Town of Springerville Snow Management Plan

The Division of Public Works maintains 23 miles of roadway, traffic and pedestrian services, street signs, street sweeping, guardrails, storm drainage, and bridges. These areas are to be kept as close to their original condition as possible.

The Road Maintenance crews provide cleanup, patching, and grading of unimproved roads, as well as snow removal on public thoroughfares. The Town maintains a heavy construction crew with a grader, loader, backhoe, dumptrucks, and power curber that the department uses to maintain and construct new roads.

During strong winter months, the crews will work around the clock to clear snow along major thoroughfares and school bus routes, whenever possible before the streets become active with traffic.

Road Projects

#1- In 2021 Sheldon Ave/ Hualapai/ Merrill full replacement.

#2- In 2024 North Pima full reconstruction using STP Funds.

#3- In 2025 Possible Signalized Intersection at Coconino / Airport Rd./ South Mountain using HSIP Funds.

#4- In 2026 Tumbling T full reconstruction using STP Funds.

#5- In 2029 Tori Circle full reconstruction.


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