The Administration Office consists of the City Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk and Deputy City Clerk.
Information about Business & Economic Development, Downtown/Commercial Development, Starting a Business, Find Events & Festivals and Things to Do in Eden.
The Engineering Department assists with water and / or sewer service, certification of utility projects, collects location data on various infrastructure items, evaluates paved streets, prepares bid documents for street resurfacing, inspects drainage complaints, investigates street lighting issues, provides utility information to developers, governmental agencies, and utility companies, performs survey work for utility projects, prepares project plans, specifications, contract documents and much more.
The Finance & Human Resources Department understand the various functions of the Finance Billing and Collections Office. The Human Resources staff assist both external applicants and current employees with their questions or concerns.
Learn more about fire safety and education, tour the fire department, or find out more about your local fire department staff and the services they provide.
The Information Technology/Communications Systems Department manages and maintains the city's information technology infrastructure.
The Municipal Services Department oversees the direction of all the city's water / sewer lines, distribution systems, street division, solid waste division and the city's fleet division.
Learn more about the city's athletic programs, recreational facilities, Freedom Park activities, river landings, John E. Grogan Park, or the Garden of Eden Senior Center.
The Planning Staff is available to answer questions concerning zoning, setback requirements, subdivision regulations, fencing requirements, property uses, code enforcement issues and much more.
The Eden Police Department employs 44 full-time sworn officers and 4 reserves. Learn more about community programs such as DARE, GREAT, Neighborhood Watch, SRO, or EKG and also find out information about Animal Control.
Learn more about the Water Filtration Plant, Wastewater Treatment Plant, the Collection and Distribution's five elevated tanks, three lift stations and nineteen pump stations or find out how the Wastewater Treatment Division is responsible for the proper treatment of the City's domestic and commercial sewage and how your drinking water is treated.