Sanitary sewer overflows are caused by sewer system obstructions, data, or flows in excess of sewer capacity. See various maps depicting sanitary sewer overflow events.

The DPW File Room provides links to digital GIS web maps and paper products.

Homeowners, Utilities, and their contractors may require a Right-of-Way permit to undertake certain repairs and construction.

Article 13, Title 6, of the Anne Arundel County Code states that a homeowner, occupant, or person in control of real property may not allow or maintain on their property a growth of weeds or grass that is 12 inches or higher.

View traffic on local roads from the County's live camera feeds

The Bureau of Highways is responsible for the removal of snow from all County-maintained roadways and is dedicated to insuring the safety of the traveling public while providing timely service to our citizen and business communities during inclement weather

Learn the process for changing the ownership of roads within the county

The Bureau of Highways is responsible for roadside maintenance activities associated with the roads of Anne Arundel County’s transportation system including mowing, brush cutting and herbicide application.

A program to improve the accessibility of existing pedestrian facilities including sidewalks and street crossings and to ensure constructed pedestrian facilities meet the accessibility requirements