In this episode of Mary's Magical Mystery Tour, Mayor Mary Robichaux goes behind the scenes at the City of Roswell Water Treatment Plant to learn how water from the Big Creek watershed is treated, tested and monitored before entering Roswell’s water system. The Water Treatment Plant can produce up to 3.3 million gallons of water per day and serves approximately 5,700 metered customers. Follow Mayor Mary through the facility, meet members of Roswell's Water Utility team and get a closer look at the people, technology and processes working behind the scenes to provide safe, reliable drinking water to the community.
In this episode of Mary's Magical Mystery Tour, Mayor Mary Robichaux goes behind the scenes at Roswell’s new E-911 Emergency Communications Center. Meet some of the professionals who answer emergency calls, coordinate with Roswell Police and Fire, and help make sure the right resources get where they are needed when every second counts. See how people, technology, and teamwork come together 24/7 to help keep Roswell safe.
Who keeps Roswell's parks, playgrounds, trails, athletic fields, and recreation facilities looking their best?
In this episode of Mary's Magical Mystery Tour, Mayor Mary Robichaux spends a day with the Recreation & Parks Maintenance team to experience the work that happens behind the scenes every day.
From planting seasonal flowers and changing air filters to inspecting playgrounds, maintaining trails, mowing athletic fields, grooming synthetic turf, and preparing baseball fields for play, Mayor Robichaux discovers that the places residents enjoy don't stay beautiful by accident.
Most importantly, this episode highlights the dedicated City employees whose expertise, teamwork, and attention to detail help create safe, welcoming spaces for everyone in our community.
In this episode of Mary's Magical Mystery Tour, Mayor Mary Robichaux goes behind the scenes with the Roswell Fire Department to learn more about the people, training, and equipment that help keep our community safe every day.
From emergency response and specialized operations to the teamwork that happens behind the scenes, this episode highlights the dedication and professionalism of the firefighters who proudly serve the City of Roswell.
Thank you to the men and women of the Roswell Fire Department for their commitment to protecting our residents, businesses, and visitors.
Traffic lights. Road signs. Striping. Signal timing. Ever wonder what it takes to keep a city moving safely every day?
In this episode of Mary’s Magical Mystery Tour, Mayor Mary Robichaux joins Roswell’s Transportation team for a behind-the-scenes look at the people and operations that help keep traffic flowing across the city.
From the Traffic Control Center to the signal and sign shops, Mayor Robichaux experiences a “day in the life” alongside the employees responsible for traffic engineering, roadway signage, striping, and signal operations throughout Roswell.
This episode shines a spotlight on the teamwork, expertise, and dedication of City staff working behind the scenes every day to support the community.
In the first stop of Mary’s Magical Mystery Tour, Mayor Mary Robichaux visits the City of Roswell Recycling Center on Maxwell Road to explore how recycling works beyond the curbside bin.
Joined by staff, the Mayor walks through the facility to see how materials are sorted, processed, and prepared for reuse. The episode highlights the wide variety of items accepted at the center—including materials not eligible for curbside pickup—and demonstrates just how easy it is for residents to drop off recyclables with staff assistance.
From operating specialized equipment like the Styrofoam densifier and recycling baler to learning common recycling mistakes, viewers get a hands-on look at the process and the impact it has on sustainability efforts in Roswell. The episode also showcases additional services available at the center, including donation options and community programs.
This Earth Month feature highlights how simple actions—like visiting the recycling center—can make a meaningful difference for the environment and the community.
