Strathcona County’s Arterial Road Rehabilitation program includes upgrades to improve the safety and quality of County roadways, including work on both concrete (sidewalk, curb, medians, etc.) and asphalt.

Image of paving on Clover Bar Road

Locations planned for 2025

  • Lakeland Drive from Clover Bar Road to Highway 21  
  • Emerald Drive from Sherwood Drive to Clover Bar Road  
  • Sherwood Drive from Broadmoor to Brentwood Boulevard  
  • 34 Street from the Sherwood Park Freeway to Baseline Road  

Construction process

The process takes approximately two to three weeks to complete, weather permitting, and is completed in multiple phases.

  • Phase 1: Removal and replacement of concrete, adjusting existing structures (manholes, water valves, catch basins, etc.)
  • Phase 2: Milling of the existing asphalt
  • Phase 3: Asphalt overlay surface course
  • Phase 4: Line painting, landscaping, etc. 

What to expect

  • Digital message boards will be placed at least five days prior to the construction start date in order to provide motorists and area residents with notification.
  • During daytime operations, motorists can expect lane closures, speed reductions, and uneven or rough pavement surfaces.
  • Milling and paving operations may be completed at night, and will include directional closures, or multiple lane closures with major delays.

Please note: Weather can cause unexpected delays. Although we strive to maintain schedules, timeline changes may be required.

Further information:

Transportation Engineering and Operations
Phone: 780-417-7100
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Last updated: Tuesday, February 04, 2025
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