About the Department

Nearly 5,500 City employees make up this department, responsible for keeping Edmontonians working, moving and thriving every day. By leading in environmental stewardship, this department takes an integrated, innovative and efficient approach to everything they do - from moving people to clearing snow and collecting waste.

Annual Service Plans

The four City Operations branches - Edmonton Transit Service, Fleet and Facility Services, Parks and Roads Services, and Waste Services present their Annual Service Plans (ASP) for 2023-2024. Each Annual Service Plan outlines branch projects, priorities and services for the year ahead (2024) while also highlighting achievements and work over the past year (2023).

2023-2024 Parks and Roads Services Annual Service Plan  
2023-2024 Edmonton Transit Service Annual Service Plan
2023-2024 Fleet and Facility Services Annual Service Plan
2023-2024 Waste Services Annual Service Plan 

Parks and Roads Services

Parks and Roads Services is responsible for services and assets that support mobility and activity in our city. The branch ensures that streets and roads, infrastructure assets, parks, trees and boulevards remain accessible, attractive and safe. Work includes repairs and maintenance, seasonal clean ups, signals and street lights, parking services and traffic safety, just to name a few.

Edmonton Transit Service

Edmonton Transit Service provides over 87 million trips every year on buses, Light Rail Transit (LRT) and Dedicated Accessible Transit Service (DATS). This branch provides customer focused, safe, reliable and affordable public transportation services that link people, jobs and communities. Its vision is to be a fully integrated, progressive, easy-to-use, public transit system that supports economic development, improving the quality of life of Edmontonians.

Fleet and Facility Services

The Fleet and Facility Services branch ensures City vehicles, transit buses and essential City operations equipment are well maintained, safe, and reliable for use on a daily basis, and also manages the maintenance services for EPCOR and Alberta Health Services.

The branch also proactively maintains City-owned facilities and provides custodial services for buildings such as recreation centres, police stations, libraries, City-owned office towers and transit shelters. This includes maintenance services at facilities such as park spray decks, splash pads, and river valley footbridges.

Waste Services

Waste Services plays an integral role in the day-to-day lives of Edmontonians by collecting, processing and disposing of solid waste for residential and non-residential customers. These functions are supported through education, volunteer and community programs; research and development; monitoring and compliance; business planning; and strong financial and utility management. The entire branch is committed to providing efficient, sustainable solid waste utility services that citizens can trust.