Roadside maintenance is performed by our three Road Districts and consists of the following services: >> Brush Cutting - Cutting brush in the County Right-of-way. >> Curb and Gutter Repair - Minor repair of curb and gutter along County-maintained streets. If the repairs required warrant curb/gutter replacement, the request is prioritized based on the severity of the problem. As funds become available, the curb/gutter is replaced according to their ranking on this list. >> Evictions - If debris from an eviction is left in the County’s right-of-way for longer than 48 hours, we will arrange for removal of the debris in accordance with Article 13, Section 1-106, of the Anne Arundel County Code. >> Guardrail Repair - Repair of guardrail along County-maintained roads. >> Leaf Removal/Recycling - Help keep ditches and curblines free of leaves. >> Litter/Debris Removal - Help keep roadways, stormwater inlets and ditches free of litter and debris. Litter and debris is picked up along all County-maintained roadways. Litter and/or debris must be within the County right-of-way. If the litter/debris is on private property, removal is the responsibility of the property owner. Certain types of litter, such as excessive household litter on a private lot, can be addressed by the Health Department by calling (410) 222-7364. Larger pieces of debris, such as old furniture on a private lot, can be addressed by calling the Zoning Enforcement Office at (410) 222-7446. Removal of animal carcasses on the road or roadside can be addressed by calling Animal Control Services at (410) 222-8900. >> Roadside Mowing - Cutting grass/weeds in the County right-of-way or on County-owned lots. >> Road Shoulder Maintenance - Putting road shoulders back on grade so that water drains properly along the County right-of-way. >> Sidewalk Repair - The maintenance and repair of sidewalks is the responsibility of the property owner in accordance with Article 13, Section 2-205, of the Anne Arundel County Code. The County will only repair sidewalks that have been damaged by the County. Information on how to protect your sidewalk. | 
