The Engineering Department is responsible for a wide range of public and private projects throughout the city. It also oversees the following divisions:
Current Engineering Projects
Downtown Safety and Streetscape Renovation
Downtown Safety and Streetscape RenovationWest Main and Experiment Farm Intersection
West Main and Experiment Farm IntersectionGreat Miami River Connectivity / Low Dam Removal Project
Great Miami River Connectivity / Low Dam Removal ProjectCIP Map
CIP MapEngineering FAQs
A map of capital improvements projects is available here. You can also find updates
and news releases on the City’s homepage. Or, call 937.339.9481 for more information.
and news releases on the City’s homepage. Or, call 937.339.9481 for more information.
Please report deteriorating infrastructure online at www.troyohio.gov/report or contact the Central Service and Maintenance Facility at 937.335.1914.
Electric, gas, telephone, cable, and internet providers service their own lines, poles, and infrastructure. In
the case of an outage, contact your provider for assistance. If you see a downed power line that could create
a hazard, please call 911 immediately.
the case of an outage, contact your provider for assistance. If you see a downed power line that could create
a hazard, please call 911 immediately.
The City does not own or operate electrical or gas utilities. However, residents and certain businesses may
qualify for aggregation pricing with private utilities. Visit www.troyohio.gov/aggregation for details.
qualify for aggregation pricing with private utilities. Visit www.troyohio.gov/aggregation for details.
It is typical for residential lots to have utility easements over the property.
Utility companies have the right to install and maintain their lines within a utility easement. The City cannot regulate the work of utility companies within dedicated utility easements. The utility company is responsible for any necessary repairs to the property due to their work.
Find more information about right-of-way easements here. For questions, or if you feel repair needs have not been met, contact the if contact the Engineering Department at 937.339.9481.
Utility companies have the right to install and maintain their lines within a utility easement. The City cannot regulate the work of utility companies within dedicated utility easements. The utility company is responsible for any necessary repairs to the property due to their work.
Find more information about right-of-way easements here. For questions, or if you feel repair needs have not been met, contact the if contact the Engineering Department at 937.339.9481.
The utility company has the right to install and maintain their lines within a utility easement. The City cannot regulate the work of utility companies within dedicated utility easements. The utility company is responsible for any necessary repairs to the property due to their work. For questions, or if you feel repair needs have not been met, contact the if contact the Engineering Department at 937.339.9481.