Street Division 
The Street division is responsible for maintenance of 130 miles of concrete streets, 242 miles of asphalt and slurry-sealed streets, and 63 miles of unimproved roads and streets. The department maintains unimproved roads by grading. The department maintains asphalt streets by filling potholes, laying asphalt and crack sealing.
Other duties include ice and snow removal. View Snow Routes
Stormwater Division
The Stormwater division staff service all drainage channels and smaller ditches throughout the City of Enid by keeping the flood channels, storm drains and other drainage ways open and free of debris.
One of the largest tributaries starts on W. Oxford Road between Oakwood Road and Cleveland Street. This creek is known as Boggy Creek. Boggy Creek also has a west branch that starts on W. Willow Road between Garland Road and Oakwood Road. Both of these creeks flow to the south and come together at a fork on W. Chestnut between Oakwood Road and Cleveland Street. Boggy Creek flows to the south through Meadowlake Park. Part of this flood channel was constructed by the Army Core of Engineers, and it is the only flood channel constructed with a levy. The levy is located west of the Indian Hills addition.
There are other tributaries to Boggy Creek, such as, North Boggy Creek. This tributary starts just south of Purdue between Van Buren and Washington. Crosslin Lake discharges into North Boggy Creek, making this creek one of the larger flood control channels within the City Of Enid. CDBG dollars have been allocated for the maintenance of this flood channel. The total amount of CDBG dollars allocated for North Boggy Creek is $29,990. These dollars will help pay for the manpower and equipment needed for some of the repairs. These repairs will reduce flooding and improve the surrounding neighborhoods.
The roadway maintenance and storm water division also handle all mowing and maintenance of the storm water ditches, flood channels, and highways. With this combined effort, this department mows over 1,100 lane miles per round of mowing. This equates to about 4,400 lane miles per season. The total acres per one round of mowing equates to approximately 1000 acres within the city limits. The staff also has over 10,000 utility poles, road signs, drainage flumes and gas meters to mow and trim around. 
Adopt-A-Street Program
What is Adopt-A-Street
The City of Enid’s Adopt-A-Street Program allows local families, businesses, and community groups to perform a valuable community service by adopting sections of a street to keep clear of litter and debris. Groups who participate in the Adopt-A Street Program will have their name listed on the City’s website and signage will be installed on their adopted street. Even though monetary tributes are appreciated, the real reward is taking pride in your community and knowing that you are part of a team that keeps Enid beautiful. Through a collaborative effort, we can all make a positive difference in the appearance and health of this great city.
Why Adopt?
- Enid is growing by leaps and bounds, and the surging population means more cars on our roadways and, unfortunately, more trash.
- Although nearly 70 percent of litter on Enid streets is removed by City Employees, volunteer efforts significantly reduce litter cleanup costs and save taxpayers money.
- It's a free, easy way for groups to help beautify their communities.
Who Should Adopt?
Individuals, families, youth organizations, businesses (large and small), civic and non-profit organizations, religious groups, fraternities, sororities, schools…everyone should take pride in our beautiful City and Adopt-a-Street.
Participation is Simple
- You adopt a one-mile stretch of highway for a minimum of two years.
- You agree to pick up litter at least four times per year.
- Adopt-a-Street signs will be posted with your group’s name at your adopted section. Note: Group or individual must conduct one clean up before Adopt-A-Street Sign can be installed.
- Required documentation and advanced notification must be submitted prior to any clean up activity.
- Group or individual must agree with adoption terms and sign a contractual agreement.
- Adopt-a-Street will provide your volunteers with safety vests, litter bags and safety training.
- You will bask in the glory of claiming a piece of Enid pride.
Contact
If you are interested in participating or would like more information about this worthwhile program contact:
Ashley Humphrey
580-616-7311
ashley.humphrey@enid.org
Adopt-A-Street Map and List
| Street |
Length |
Availability Status |
| Van Buren – Poplar to Willow |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Van Buren – Willow to Purdue |
1 Mile |
Open |
| U.S. 81 – Purdue to Phillips Rd. |
1 Mile |
Open |
| U.S. 81 – Phillips Rd. to Carrier Rd. |
1 Mile |
Open |
| U.S. 81 – Fox Drive to Wheat Capital Rd. |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garriott – Garland to Imo Rd. (ONG) |
2 Mile |
Open |
| Garriott – 16th to 30th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garriott – 30th to 42 |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garriott – 42nd to 54th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garriott – 54th to 66th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garriott – 66th to 78th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Willow – Cleveland to Oakwood |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Willow – Oakwood to Garland |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Willow – 16th to 30th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Willow – 30th to 42nd |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Willow – 42nd to 54th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Willow – 54th to 66th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Purdue – Oakwood to Cleveland |
1 Mile |
BSA Troop 27 |
| Purdue – Cleveland to Van Buren St. |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Purdue – Van Buren St. to 4th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Cleveland – VAFB Gate to Rupe |
1.5 Mile |
VAFB |
| Cleveland – Chestnut to Willow |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Cleveland – Willow to Purdue |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Oakwood – Indian Dr. to Southgate |
1.5 Mile |
Open |
| Oakwood – Chestnut to Willow |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Oakwood – Willow to Purdue |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Oakwood – Purdue to Carrier Rd. |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garland – Garriott to Chestnut |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Garland – Chestnut to Willow |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Southgate – Cleveland to Gott Rd. |
.5 Mile |
BSA Troop 11 |
| Gott Rd. – Southgate to VAFB Main Gate |
.5 Mile |
Open |
| Rupe – Cleveland to Oakwood |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Rupe – Oakwood to Garland |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Leona Mitchell – Garriott to Rupe |
1 Mile |
Open |
| 30th – Market to Rupe |
1 Mile |
Open |
| 30th – Market to Chestnut |
1 Mile |
Open |
| 30th – Chestnut to Willow |
1 Mile |
Open |
| 30th – Willow to Breckinridge Rd. |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Breckinridge Rd. – 16th to 30th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Breckinridge Rd. – 30th to 42nd |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Breckinridge Rd. – 42nd to 54th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Breckinridge Rd. – 54th to 66th |
1 Mile |
Open |
| Breckinridge Rd. – 66th to 78th |
1 Mile |
Open |
Baker Detention Basin
The Baker detention basin is located Northeast of Garland Road and West Randolph. This basin serves the Seven Pines Housing Addition. This detention basin is 24.68 acres in size.
Cherokee Detention Basin
Cherokee Holding Basin is located behind the Honda House on West Garriott. This holding facility serves Lamesa Housing addition and the Garland Park addition. Cherokee Holding Basin is approximately (6) acres in size.
Crosslin Lake Detention Basin
Crosslin holding basin is currently located at Crosslin Park. This basin is approximately 20 acres in size. Crosslin holding basin handles the storm water that flows from the northwest of Crosslin Park. There are future plans to expand this holding facility to reduce flooding in lower North Boggy Creek.
Oakwood Detention Basin
The Oakwood Detention Basin is located on North Oakwood Road and is 5.86 acres in size. This basin serves as a detention area for the storm water run off flowing from the Northwest side of Oakwood Road.