If you observe traffic infrastructure issues such as, potholes, burned out street lights, or non operational traffic signals, please report them to (530) 538-2415 immediately. For emergencies after 3:30pm, weekends, or holidays please call (530) 538-2448.

Overview

The City maintains 91 miles of paved street, 40 miles of curb and sidewalk, 79 individual alley-ways, 6 public parking lots, 8 bridges, 2 roundabouts, 8 traffic signals, 1,200 street lights, and 1,500 signs, guard rail and pavement markings. The City also performs roadside weed abatement.

B-Line Transit

The City of Oroville is serviced by B-Line the local transit agency. B-Line is not affiliated with the City of Oroville.

Visit http://www.BLineTransit.com for more information.

Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program

The City of Oroville Department of Public Works is taking action to address neighborhood traffic concerns through a new reporting system, the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program. The NTCP is a system which provides you and your neighbors with a process with which to report neighborhood traffic concerns to the City, and for the City to respond appropriately to such concerns.

The goal of the NTCP is to introduce a system in which residents can directly contact the City in an organized manner regarding traffic concerns, increasing the City’s ability to respond appropriately and record all concerns. By conducting traffic analyses of the neighborhood streets identified in this process, the City will be able to appropriately respond where necessary and calm traffic in neighborhoods where concerns are raised.
To get the process started:

1. Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program Report
2. Complete a Community Action Request (CAR)