Public Works

Chad Maraj was appointed Director of Public Works for the City of Coral Springs in 2025, bringing over a decade of experience in civil engineering, project management, and municipal infrastructure operations. A licensed Professional Engineer, Chad has been part of the Coral Springs Public Works Department since 2018, where he has overseen critical capital improvement projects, managed facility maintenance operations, and worked across departments to deliver high-quality public infrastructure.

In his role, Chad is responsible for the leadership and strategic direction of the Public Works Department, which includes roadway maintenance, stormwater infrastructure, potable water and wastewater utilities, and city facilities. He is committed to ensuring that the city’s infrastructure systems remain safe, sustainable, and resilient for residents and businesses.

Throughout his career, Chad has developed strong partnerships with local and regional agencies, including the Florida Department of Transportation, Broward County Traffic Engineering, and the Metropolitan Planning Organization. His work has played a key role in advancing transportation projects, improving stormwater systems, and maintaining compliance with FEMA’s National Flood Insurance Program and the EPA’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System.

Chad holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Florida Atlantic University and multiple professional credentials, including LEED Accredited Professional, Certified Floodplain Manager, Envision Sustainability Professional, and Qualified Storm Water Management Inspector. Before joining Coral Springs, he served as a Project Engineer for Stantec Consulting Ltd., working on public and private sector design and construction projects.

Driven by a passion for public service and sustainable infrastructure, Chad leads the Public Works Department, which includes oversight of fleet, facilities maintenance, streets, landscaping, stormwater, and utilities with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and community impact.

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