ISLETON — November 2, 2026. Isleton’s Public Works Department maintains multiple public systems in the small Sacramento River community, including parks, streets and municipal wastewater operations.
What the department does
The city describes road maintenance, traffic engineering, street trees, building upkeep, vehicle maintenance and operation of the wastewater treatment system among its responsibilities.
Office and emergency contact
Public Works lists regular hours Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with on-call support for after-hours emergencies. The main municipal number is 916-777-7770.
Report the location accurately
Before asking for a repair, residents should note the address or closest intersection, whether the issue lies in a public road or on private property and any immediate risk. Call 911 for hazards that threaten life.
Official sources: City of Isleton — Public Works.
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