Water Quality, Conservation & Community Impact (Part 2)

Traffic Signals, Signage, and Safety in Roswell

In this episode of Inside Roswell, Mary Robichaux is joined by Derrick Crowder, Roswell’s Traffic Engineering Superintendent, for an inside look at the systems that keep the city moving safely and efficiently every day. From traffic signal timing and real-time monitoring to emergency vehicle pre-emption technology, the conversation explores the complex work happening behind the scenes on Roswell’s roads. The episode also highlights Roswell’s in-house sign shop and the process behind designing, producing, and maintaining roadway signage throughout the city. Viewers and listeners will gain a new appreciation for the technology, planning, and safety standards involved in traffic operations—and the dedicated team working every day to support drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and emergency responders.

Keeping Roswell Moving with Transportation

In this episode of Inside Roswell, Mary Robichaux sits down with Andy Phleger, Roswell’s Director of Transportation, to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping transportation in the city. From maintaining and resurfacing roads to planning for future growth, the conversation offers an inside look at the work happening behind the scenes to keep Roswell moving safely and efficiently.   The episode also explores major initiatives like TSPLOST 2026 (TSPLOST III), transportation planning priorities, traffic calming efforts, and the importance of resident input in shaping future projects. Viewers and listeners will gain a better understanding of how transportation decisions are made—and how those decisions impact everyday life in Roswell.

The Essential Work Keeping the City Running

In this episode of Inside Roswell, Mary Robichaux is joined by Corinne Valentine, Deputy Director of Environmental Public Works, to explore the essential services that keep Roswell running every day. From the water coming out of the tap to stormwater systems and solid waste programs, the conversation highlights how Environmental Public Works supports residents every day—especially as the city continues to grow. The episode also dives into water stewardship efforts, including innovative technologies like iHydrant and AquaHawk, along with everyday practices that help reduce water loss and improve efficiency. Corinne shares insights into long-term infrastructure planning, the importance of maintaining reliable systems, and simple ways residents can help conserve water and detect leaks at home. With National Public Works Week approaching May 17–23, this conversation also recognizes the dedicated professionals who keep Roswell functioning day in and day out. Listeners will gain a deeper appreciation for the systems that support daily life—and the vital role Environmental Public Works plays in shaping the city’s future.

Water Quality, Conservation & Community Impact (Part 2)

As part of the Earth Month series, this episode continues the conversation with Liberti Gates, Environmental Education Coordinator for the Environmental and Public Works Department. Shifting focus to water quality and conservation, this segment explores how the City works to protect one of its most vital resources. Topics include common household water issues, conservation efforts, upcoming events such as Drinking Water Week and Aquapalooza, and ways residents can take an active role in safeguarding Roswell’s water and environment.

Environmental Education & Community Engagement (Part 1)

As part of the Earth Month series, this episode features Liberti Gates, Environmental Education Coordinator for the City of Roswell’s Environmental and Public Works Department. This first segment focuses on how education and outreach connect residents of all ages to sustainability efforts across the city. The discussion highlights programs in local schools, interactive tools like the Earth Balloon, and opportunities for residents to engage with environmental initiatives, reinforcing the importance of awareness and community involvement in protecting Roswell’s natural resources.