Construction

Beginning the evening of Sunday, October 4, Main Street north of 52 Avenue up to the temporary turnaround will be closed for paving. The closure is expected to remain until Friday, October 9 (weather dependent).

Alberta Transportation (AT) has informed the Town Highway 779 construction has been delayed due to heavy rainfall last week. Paving operations have been pushed back to Thursday (August 27) and Friday (August 28).

Alberta Transportation’s (AT) Highway 779 construction project has begun work in the back lanes on the east side of 48 Street. The back lanes between 56 Avenue and 54 Avenue have been excavated, graveled, and reopened to traffic on a gravel surface.

Downtown Redevelopment continues as crews keep busy with underground work in the area. Workers on site uncovered quite the century-old surprise!

Alberta Transportation has informed the Town construction between 51 Avenue and 55 Avenue will continue through to mid next week as part of the Highway 779 Construction Project. Crews will be locating and hydrovacing the underground utilities in the back lanes on the east side of 48 Street between 52 Avenue and 56 Avenue on Saturday, August 8 and Monday, August 10.

Due to a broken-down asphalt plant, Alberta Transportation’s Highway 779 project has been temporarily delayed. As a result, 53 Avenue will not be reopened until tomorrow.

The Access Road between St. John Paul II School and Willow Park Road is almost complete, and it now has a name.

Alberta Transportation has informed the Town that last week’s rainy weather resulted in several delays and rescheduling of work. Construction crews will continue to work throughout the weekend and into Monday to complete the concrete curb and gutter and tie-ins along the west side of 48 Street between 50 Avenue and 55 Avenue.

Underground work continues on Main Street for the Downtown Redevelopment project.

Work has started on the access road from Willow Park Road North to the John Paul II Catholic School parking lot.