Is planning department capitalized?

If it's the official name of the department, capitalize it.

Does planning department need to be capitalized here? Yes, if it is the name of the department..

eg I've done some general planning work and some bicycle planning. Please let me know if there is something the Planning Department can help with.

Thanks for the replies!

Well, technically it is not the official name of the department. The official name would be longer but I am referring to it. With that said, would it be capitalized? Thanks!

What's the official name? If it's The Ministry of Justice, then no. If it's the Citywide Planning Department, then yes.

Thank you Clive for your suggestion.

The official name is East Bay Planning Department. It is a personal message, so it is unnecessary to write it out. So I would capitalize it?

Also is my original sentence grammatically correct?

I've done some work related to bicycle planning, and in general, let me know if there is something the planning department can help with.

The official name is East Bay Planning Department. It is a personal message, so it is unnecessary to write it out. So I would capitalize it? I would.

Also is my original sentence grammatically correct?
It seems to me like it should be two separate sentences. I don't understand the connection between the first part of y

Ok, so I will capitalize it, so:

I've done some work related to bicycle planning, and in general, let me know if there is something the Planning Department can help with.

Well, it is a message to a consultant that is working on some bike stuff where I fulfilled a request for him. I cannot be a consultant on the project, so I am just saying in general, let me know if there is som

It seems to me you're talking about two separate points, so I'd make it two separate sentences.

let me know if there is something the planning department can help with Help who with? Help you?

Clive

No, help the person who I am sending the message to.

So you think the sentence is grammatically incorrect? Or just preferred as two separate sentences?

Thanks

AnonymousI've done some work related to bicycle planning,

I don't understand "bicycle planning." Is the department designing some innovative bicycles?