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Park superintendent outlines crew reorganization, new asset-management rollout and maintenance priorities
Summary
Park Superintendent Barry Hamilton described a move to location-based crews (north, central, south and a Hunters Glen median crew), listed crew leads and senior techs, and previewed a new cartograph work-order system and right-of-way maintenance changes for property owners.
Barry Hamilton, the park superintendent, introduced the department’s reorganized, location-based operating model and named crew leaders and senior technicians for north, central, south and Hunters Glen median crews. He said the change aims to give crews pride in specific parks and improve responsiveness on routine maintenance, trash removal and repairs.
Barry also described operational updates: a revised right-of-way maintenance ordinance that clarifies property-owner responsibilities to the curb/edge, a planned cartograph work-order and asset-management system to assign and track work orders via iPad, and a new longer-lasting trash can design being piloted at Bicentennial Park. He said these changes should improve efficiency and maintenance outcomes across the park system.
