Service Notices

Starting at 7 a.m. on Monday, December 6, Dewdney Ave. E. will be restricted to one lane in each direction for three days while a private contractor installs water and sewer service.

Over the next few weeks, traffic on Ring Rd. may intermittently experience speed reductions and lane closures as crews complete regular maintenance and any needed repairs of the expressway lights. Work will begin at Ring Rd. and Albert St. N. ...

Starting Wednesday, December 1, a private contractor will complete work for SaskPower at the Broad Street and 11th Avenue intersection in two phases for two weeks: Phase 1 – Starting at 8 a.m. ...

Starting at 7 a.m. on Monday, November 29, Lorne St from 12th to 11th Ave will be restricted to one lane intermittently over the next three weeks as a private contractor uses a crane in the area.

Starting on Monday, November 29, SaskEnergy will be completing critical natural gas infrastructure work at Ross Avenue East/Fleet Street between Macrae Bay and Redbear Avenue. ...

Starting Tuesday, August 17, crews will begin working on paved multi-use pathways to improve pedestrian and cycling safety, as well as connectivity to the neighbourhood. ...

Traffic is restricted to one lane on Scarth St until December 31 as a private contractor continues working in this area.

Traffic is restricted to one lane on Hamilton St until December 31 as a private contractor continues working in this area.

The Winnipeg Street Overpass Project is a two-year project to replace the Winnipeg Street overpass. The interchange will be modified to improve traffic flow, pedestrian connectivity and safety.

The McCarthy Infrastructure Improvement Project is a two-year major project is taking place along McCarthy Boulevard between Dewdney Avenue and 4th Avenue which combines sewer renewal, bridge rehabilitation and road renewal work.

The City of Regina is investing $15 million in the North Central Drainage Project which will replace and upgrade the storm sewer system to help prevent ponding and flooding during large storms. ...