King's Port Public Works – Your One‑Stop City Services Hub

Hey neighbor! Need to know who to call about a water leak, trash pickup, or a pothole? You’re in the right place. We run the utilities, keep the streets smooth, and look after our parks so you can enjoy a clean, safe town every day.

Essential Services

From reliable water and electricity to prompt snow removal, our crew works round the clock. Got a broken streetlight? Just log a request on our portal and we’ll send a tech out fast. Our green‑team maintains every tree and lawn, making sure public spaces stay fresh and inviting.

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We also share the buzz that matters to you – local sports updates, upcoming events, and project progress reports. Check out the latest posts about city initiatives and even the hottest sports chatter, so you never miss a beat in King's Port.

Got a question or suggestion? Drop us a line. We’re here to keep the city running smoothly and keep you in the loop.

Shedeur Sanders Wins NFL Debut, Thanks Trump for Public Support

Shedeur Sanders Wins NFL Debut, Thanks Trump for Public Support

Shedeur Sanders won his NFL debut with the Cleveland Browns on November 24, 2025, becoming the first 21st-century Browns QB to do so. Former President Donald J. Trump praised him publicly, citing his 'phenomenal genes' — a nod to his Hall of Fame father, Deion Sanders.

Trail Blazers Recall Rookie Yang Hansen Ahead of Suns Showdown

Trail Blazers Recall Rookie Yang Hansen Ahead of Suns Showdown

The Portland Trail Blazers recalled 19-year-old rookie center Yang Hansen from the G League ahead of their game against the Phoenix Suns, prioritizing long-term development over immediate minutes as part of a strategic player growth plan.

David Fry’s eighth homer lifts Guardians past White Sox

David Fry’s eighth homer lifts Guardians past White Sox

Utility man David Fry belted his eighth homer of 2025, a 376‑foot solo shot that broke the game open in the fourth inning. The blast came off an 86.5 mph cutter from Chicago’s Pérez, registering a 103.1 mph exit velocity. Fry’s power surge comes as Cleveland pushes for a postseason berth, and it follows a similar clutch blast against Boston earlier in September.