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City of Medford Oregon / Public Works / FAQs / Streets, Sidewalks, and Parking

FAQs - Public Works
Streets, Sidewalks, and Parking

Q: How can I get my street paved?

A: Street overlays are prioritized to provide the best maintenance at the lowest overall cost. Contact the Public Works Maintenance Division for information on pavement overlay. For information on paving unpaved streets, contact Engineering & Development, 774-2100.


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Q: People park too close to my driveway, I can’t see when backing out. What can I do?

A: Public Works Maintenance Division, 821 N. Columbus, Medford, sells a $5 permit which allows you to paint a yellow no-parking zone on the curb, 6’ on each side of your driveway. Paint is provided with the permit.


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Q: How do I get a “Handicapped Parking” space in front of my residence?

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Contact Public Works Maintenance Division 774-2600 or see them at the Service Center, 821 N. Columbus.

They will request you bring the following:

  • Proof of residence (i.e. mail with your address on it)
  • Your handicap decal
  • Driver's license
  • If the property is a rental, the property owner will need to provide a letter giving permission to paint the space.


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Q: How do I get permission for parking on my street for a yard sale?

A: Contact the City Manager’s Office, 774-2000.


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Q: When will my street be swept?

A: Residential streets are swept every 6 to 8 weeks. Check with Public Works Maintenance Division, 774-2600.


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Q: Follow-up to rumors about new street construction.

A: Contact Engineering & Development, 774-2100.


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Q: Who do I call if I want to report a broken sidewalk?

A: You should report this to the Engineering & Development Division of the Public Works (774-2100). Be sure to get the address of the problem sidewalk. Property owners are responsible for maintaining the sidewalks in front of their property. A letter will be sent to the affected property owner instructing them to repair the sidewalk within 30 days of the notice.


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