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We have compiled a list of the most frequent questions and answers that we recieve. 
The county is responsible for 312 Road miles and 350 miles of flood control channels. If you would like to report a problem located within the unincorporated County or something regarding a Flood Control Facility you should contact OC Public Works/Operations & Maintenance. When your service request is received, it is logged into the County's Maintenance Management System. We endeavor to respond to your compliant and reply back to you with our findings within 3-5 days. 
If you notice a crack or pothole on a county street, you may submit a service request or contact the Operations & Maintenance office at (714) 567-6300. An Inspector will be sent to inspect the area and then schedule a crew to make the necessary repairs as needed.
The County's contractor, West Coast Arborists, trims County-owned trees. (If you live on a non-incorporated residential street, County-owned trees grow in the parkway - the strip of land between the sidewalk and the street.) As per our contract, WCA follows a pre-determined, high-production schedule to keep tree trimming as cost-effective as possible. We are unable to trim trees strictly for aesthetic purposes. However, we will trim a tree if it presents a hazard, and we are usually able to respond to dangerous situations rapidly.

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