With more than 2,000 kilometers of County-owned roadways to maintain, the Public Works department strategically deploys its equipment and personnel to achieve the best results within the shortest possible timeframes.
By sharing details on where graders and crews are situated, we seek to provide a snapshot of County-managed road maintenance progress and priorities.
The County's Public Works staff is responsible for maintaining the transportation network within the County. Maintenance of the County infrastructure includes road repairs, cold mix overlays, cold-mix patching, graveling, dust suppression, hydro axing, mowing, and winter maintenance/snow plowing.
The annual gravel road maintenance program includes:
Alberta Transportation and their contractors are responsible for highways 18, 22, 33, 37, 43, 633, 642, 654, 757, 764 and 765. Please note that the County has no jurisdiction over these roads.
Questions or concerns about provincial roadways? Contact the Emcon Services 24 hour hotline at 1.800.390.2242.
Regardless of the season, maintaining municipal roadways is a huge undertaking. Explore this infographic to learn more about what goes into the seasonal upkeep of the County's range roads and township roads.
Remember: the Province has jurisdiction over highways and secondary highways — not the County.
