Vision:
To be a national leader in provision of devolved services related to roads, public works and transport.

Mission:
To establish effective and efficiently functional structures, systems and synergies towards sustainable infrastructural development on roads and public works; and management of transport.

1. To increase road coverage and improve connectivity, enhance County Public Works services and efficiently manage transport services within the County.

2. To promote effective and efficient use of County machinery and motor vehicles.

3. To mainstream cross cutting and policy issues as per the set guidelines.

4. To enhance customer service and improve corporate image.

5. To implement programmes aimed at supporting the Boda Boda Sector.

1. To increase road coverage and improve connectivity, enhance County Public Works services and efficiently manage transport services within the County.

2. To promote effective and efficient use of County machinery and motor vehicles.

3. To mainstream cross cutting and policy issues as per the set guidelines.

4. To enhance customer service and improve corporate image.

5. To implement programmes aimed at supporting the Boda Boda Sector.

The County Integrated Development Plan II (CIDP II) under Roads, Public Works and Transport outlines several indicators that measure the county’s progress towards its development goals from 2017-2022. Here are some key achievements to date:

The county had a target of grading 6,000 km of roads by 2022, with a baseline of 5200 km in 2017. However, the county has exceeded this target by grading 13,000 km of roads due to increased allocation of machinery from MTF and improved efficiency.

The county had a target of constructing 4,000 gabions and heavy grading structures by 2022, with a baseline of 0 in 2017. However, the county has exceeded this target by constructing 5,400 structures, thanks to adequate funds.

The county aimed to construct 6,080 m of drifts by 2022, starting with a baseline of 3,560 m in 2017. However, the county has constructed 7,000 m of drifts, thanks to adequate funds.

The county aimed to make 5 towns dustless by 2022, starting with a baseline of 0 in 2017. However, only 4.5 towns have been made dustless to date due to inadequate funds