Roads
The City of Caldwell maintains City-owned streets, alleys, drainage ditches, storm sewer inlets, street signs, and street lighting. The City works to maintain this infrastructure, address reported concerns, and plan improvements that support safe and reliable travel throughout the community.
Who Maintains the Road?
The City of Caldwell maintains approximately 40.1 miles of City streets and associated drainage infrastructure within the city limits.
State Highways: SH 21 and SH 36 are maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). Concerns involving these highways should be directed to TxDOT.
Caldwell Transportation Map
View current and upcoming road closures and other transportation information using the City's interactive Transportation Map. Available map layers include City road closures, TxDOT projects, traffic conditions, railroads, existing sidewalks, and proposed bicycle routes. Select the Transportation layer on the top right.
Street & Drainage Improvements
Major street and drainage improvements are included in the City's Public Infrastructure Projects when applicable.
Report a Street or Drainage Concern
Residents can report City-maintained infrastructure concerns through the City's Report a Concern form, including:
- Potholes and street conditions
- Missing or damaged street signs
- Streetlight outages
- Blocked or impassable streets
- Drainage concerns
Contact Staff
Roads Supervisor | Carmen Hernandez
Director of Public Services | Brandon Telschow