The Public Services Departments encompasses City Engineering, Public Works, Cemeteries, Stormwater Management, and coordinates trash & recycling collection through Republic Services, in partnership with Boyle County Solid Waste & Recycling. Find services below.
The City of Danville's Public Works Department maintains city-owned streets in the city limits of Danville. While the City cannot make repairs on county or state highways, we are happy to advocate for improvements. Please report any issues.
To know if your street is city-maintained, please take a look at this map. When you zoom in to your location, the City owned streets will be defined by an orange line. To report issues on state roads, please contact KYTC District 7.
Place your leaves in piles between the curb and sidewalk. If there is not enough room, place the leaf pile in the yard next to the sidewalk. Do not block the sidewalk. Do not place leaves in drainage ditches and do not place them on the street. Do not put limbs or other yard debris in the leaf piles and DO NOT put leaves in bags.
The provided schedule is weather-dependent. Please have your leaves properly placed by your scheduled collection day but understand there may be delays due to weather or mechanical issues. Catch-up days are scheduled to adjust for any issues that may arise.
Sidewalk maintenance is the responsibility of the property owner. However, the City Engineer will work with you to address sidewalk issues. Please contact the Engineering Department.
Vision Zero is a strategic commitment to eliminate all traffic fatalities and serious injuries driven by the principle that everyone has the right to move safely in their community. Originating in Sweden during the 1990’s, and now adopted globally by numerous cities, Vision Zero embraces the Safe System Approach and the principle that no loss of life is acceptable on our transportation network.
Through the Safe Streets and Roads for All Program (SS4A), and in coordination with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Office of Highway Safety Improvement program, the City of Danville is aiming to become part of the Vision Zero Network (Find other Vision Zero Communities) and has developed at safety action plan with the goal of eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the City of Danville by 2050.
In partnership with the Danville-Boyle County Trails Alliance and Danville-Boyle County Parks & Recreation, The City of Danville's Public Works Department maintains the trails around the City with the goal of improving the health, safety and accessibility for residents and visitors.
The City of Danville Stormwater Utility was formed on January 1, 2008. This department maintains and improves the Stormwater System within the City of Danville. These duties include:
Maintenance activities on existing infrastructure such as inlets, pipes, culverts, and detention basins. Click here to report any maintenance issues.
Interacting with the Kentucky Division of Water to keep the City in compliance with its Stormwater Permit. Click here to view a Fact Sheet concerning the requirements of the City's permit.
Managing the design and construction of capital improvements.
The City of Danville currently has a contract with Republic Services to provide trash and recycling collection in the City of Danville. Residents will see the trash service fee on their water bills. All trash and recycling collection or bin questions or concerns should be directed to Republic Services.
Additionally, Republic Services offers bulk item pick up twice per year in the Spring & Fall. Please look for these announcements and program guidelines on Facebook and on the website.
Once leaves are collected in the fall they are sent to the City's land farm on Old Stanford Rd. In the Spring (generally on the Saturday nearest Earth Day), the City invites residents to collect the composted leaves. Please look for announcements in the Spring!
An Active Mobility Plan is an all-encompassing plan to address human powered movement throughout the City including walking, running, and the use of bicycles, electric bikes, wheelchairs, scooters, skateboards, etc. The City of Danville has worked with the Danville-Boyle County Trails Alliance to develop an initial framework of projects, but a more community-wide outreach approach is needed to ensure that everyday use by all members of our community is addressed.
Please contribute to the development of this active mobility plan by completing the survey. The survey provides a way for all residents of Danville to identify the destinations that they would like to reach from their homes by walking or cycling. Using this data, the City will develop a map that identifies the areas most in need of improvements to make these trips safer and shorter.
The City of Danville and the Danville Tree Fund are partnering once again with Kentucky Utilities (KU) through its Plant for the Planet program to plant new trees across the community and continue str... Read on...
The forecasted winter storm is expected to produce significant snowfall and freezing temperatures. The City of Danville is actively preparing to protect public safety and maintain essential services a... Read on...
The City of Danville is pleased to announce that The Wren’s Nest Daycare and Learning Center has been selected as the new childcare provider to operate out of the east wing of Jennie Rogers Community ... Read on...
The City of Firsts explores the 2025 Planning & Zoning Comprehensive Plan and receives an update from Danville-Boyle County Parks and Recreation Read on...
The Danville-Boyle County Planning & Zoning Commission has published the draft of the 2025 Comprehensive Plan and will accept public comment until September 17th. Read on...
The City of Danville is taking a closer look at how residents move around the City and how we can make it safer and quicker for pedestrians and cyclists to get from one place to another. We need your ... Read on...
On July 24th, weather permitting, new striping will be applied to the intersection near Kroger and Starbucks on Skywatch Drive. Vehicles approaching the intersection that wish to exit onto the Bypass ... Read on...
