Highway Department
What does my Highway Department do?
- Keep you safe: During the winter, crews are out keeping the roads free of snow. In the spring they work to keep the ditches clean to avoid flooding. During summer & fall you can find them paving, mowing, & trimming brush to keep signs and roads up to par.
- Road Maintenance: Your highway department typically takes care of potholes, ditches, culverts, and bridges. They also clean, sweep, mow, plow, pave, and much more.
- Liaisons: They work with other government officials to keep your roads safe and determine regulations related to transportation, such as weight limits for trucks, and traffic rules.
- In an Emergency: Rain or shine, day or night, Highway & DPW crews are ready when an emergency arises. From flooding, to hurricanes, winter storms, and even a traffic accident, they are there to keep roads open and allow EMS, Police, and the Fire Department to get to those in need.
- Overall, the goal of a highway department is to create and maintain a safe, efficient, and reliable transportation network to support economic development and improve the quality of life for residents.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Lindsey Gladding, Highway Superintendent
Office (315) 769-5651
cell (315) 250-2349
email: highway@louisvilleny.gov
HIGHWAY STAFF
Deric Ellsworth
Jamie Plourde
Troy Matthie
Kirk Mossow
What is household hazardous waste?
Household hazardous wastes are products that can be found in your home that can catch fire, react or explode under certain circumstances, be corrosive or toxic, and may be dangerous to human health. It is vital that you limit the usage of these products, as well as dispose of them correctly (not in the landfill) as an environmentally sustainable practice. To ensure the North Country disposes of its waste properly, the Development Authority of the North Country and the three counties collaborate on Household Hazardous Waste Collection Days. They are free open to all residential households. Businesses, schools, farms, municipalities, or conditionally exempt small quantity generators (CESQGs) are excluded.
Register for a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day HERE!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- Brush Pick-up will begin April 27th! The Highway crew will make one trip around town, so please make sure to have any brush out to the road before April 27th.
- NYS Department of Transportation & Cornell Local Roads Program have worked together to create informational flyers. Click on any of the following topics to learn more about it:
- Whys of Snow Plows
- Potholes
- Mailbox Placements
- Winter Weather Driving Tips
- Oh Deer!
- What is the Right of Way?
- Who is Responsible for the road?
- Work Zones
- Share the Road with Farm & Construction Vehicles
- Share the Road, Save a Life
- Slow Moving Vehicles
- Slow Down & Move Over
- Speed Limits on Roads
Arena Drive, Avery Lane, Browning Road, Caravan Drive, Cline Drive, Coles Creek Road, Country Drive, Dishaw Road, Forrest Road, Green Drive, Hill Street, Johnson Drive, Kingsley Road, Lincoln Drive, Martin Road, Meadow Drive, Meadow View, Nation Road, Old Farm Circle, Oliver Road, Patterson Road, River Drive, Riverview Drive, Tucker Terrace, Wallace Road, Water Street, Whalen Road, Willard Road, Wilson Hill Causeway, Wilson Hill Road and Woodland Drive will be closed to all vehicles having a gross weight in excess of 4 ton per axle as of March 14, 2026 until the road signs are dismantled.


