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4worldlovers: The Public Works Department provides and maintains the City of El Monte's physical and environmental infrastructure systems and provides plan review and inspection for private building projects. We are dedicated to providing safe, functional and sustainable infrastructure systems that improve the quality of life for the residents, businesses and visitors of the City of El Monte in a responsive and cost effective manner and in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. Our services cover streets, streetlights and traffic signals, the urban forest, sidewalks and pathways, parks, sewers and storm drains, the drinking water system, public buildings, solid waste collection, the City's public transportation services, and capital project delivery.

The Public Works Department is comprised of six principal operating divisions: Engineering, Environmental Services, Public Works Maintenance, Transportation Services and Utilities.

The Environmental Services Division manages solid waste collection, hazardous waste collection, and recycling services provided to the residents and businesses of the City of El Monte. This includes contract management for the private service providers contracted by the city to provide these services, management of a variety of waste and recycling grant programs, and providing special outreach and educational programs relating to solid waste and recycling.

The Engineering Division manages the design and construction of all capital improvement projects for the City’s public infrastructure systems and public buildings/facilities; prepares technical studies/reports; regulates construction activities within the public right-of-way by private entities and utility companies; and maintains infrastructure records. The Engineering Division also works closely with the Community Development Department and Building Division to perform plan review and inspection services of tract/parcel maps for subdivisions and grading and drainage improvements on private property; provides technical support to the Public Works Maintenance Division; and works with neighboring cities and regional agencies whose policies and projects affect the City of El Monte.

The Public Works Maintenance Division operates and maintains the City’s public infrastructure systems and facilities including streets and medians, streetlights and traffic signals, the urban forest, sidewalks and pathways, parks, public buildings, bus stops and shelters, and maintains the hazardous waste collection storage facility. Public Works maintenance crews also help set up and clean up for city-sponsored special and holiday events throughout the year such as the Summer Concerts in the Park, Holiday House, Children’s Day Parade, press conferences, etc.

The Transportation Services Division manages and operates a variety of public transportation programs serving El Monte’s residents and visitors. This includes five El Monte Transit routes, transportation for youth and senior services and events, a Dial-a-Ride program for senior and disabled residents, and a Commuter Shuttle services linking some of the regional transportation services provided by MTA and Metrolink within the city. The division also provides subsidized bus passes for El Monte residents and coordinates services with regional transit providers, and maintains the city’s transportation vehicle fleet.

The City Water Division currently owns and operates a water system which encompasses the central business district and parts of the northwestern and southern portions of the City. There are approximately 3,460 active services which serve approximately 22,700 businesses and households. Currently there are six deep wells, one 1,000,000 gallon reservoir and a 200,000 gallon elevated tank utilized to serve this water supply. Revenue to support the Water Fund is exclusively from the sale of water. This Water Division crew monitors the system 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Standby crews respond to emergencies on weekends, holidays and after hours.

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Located in the heart of the San Gabriel Valley with access to the I-10 and 210 Freeways, San Gabriel Valley Airport facilitates over 97,000 general aviation takeoffs and landings each year. Originally constructed in 1936, today the airport, owned and operated by the County of Los Angeles since 1969, is publicly available to general aviation aircraft 24-hours a day seven days a week and is home to over 300 based aircraft, a restaurant, and numerous aviation-related businesses.


San Gabriel Valley Airport safely and efficiently accommodates a wide range of fixed-wing and rotary-wing general aviation aircraft ranging from small two-seat, single-engine propeller aircraft up to much larger and higher capacity turbo-prop and jet aircraft. Among other features, the airport has an Air Traffic Control Tower operating daily, a single 3,995’ by 75’ runway equipped with runway end identifier lights (REILs), pilot controlled medium-intensity runway lighting (MIRLs) and a precision approach path indicator (PAPIs), full- and self-service fueling services (JetA and 100LL) available around the clock, and advanced weather reporting equipment such as the recently installed state-of-the-art Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS).

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Valid tickets are required on all Metrolink platforms and on trains.


Metro Micro is Metro’s on-demand rideshare service, offering trips within several service zones in LA County. It is a safe and convenient option designed for local trips around town, as well as first/last mile connection to Metro and Metrolink stations within the service zone. Rides are just $1. Learn more about Metro Micro at metro.net/micro.