Snow route clearing complete
Parking is now permitted on all collector roads in Sherwood Park. Thank you for your cooperation.Â
Strathcona County is committed to providing efficient services and maintaining safe conditions for residents throughout the winter season. We use a priority approach to manage snow and ice on County roads and trails.
Residents have an important role in supporting winter operations. This includes keeping sidewalk clear and moving vehicles during snow clearing on residential areas.
Sidewalk clearing
Residents have 48 hours to clear their sidewalk after a snowfall. Find free rock chips to manage ice.
Parking bans during snow removal
Learn about the two different types of parking bans and sign up to receive notifications.
Urban snow clearing and ice control
Following a priority approach, high-volume and high-speed roads are cleared and sanded first.
Rural snow clearing and ice control
After five to seven centimetres of snowfall, all rural roads are cleared within five days. Learn more.
Curb ramps
To ensure safe and efficient snow removal, curb ramps must be removed from the road between November 1 and April 15. Learn more.
Snowmelt facility
The Strathcona County Snowmelt Facility can be accessed during operating hours by permit holders only.
County trail clearing
Strathcona County follows a priority system for clearing more than 200 km of trails and pathways.
Winter maps
Winter Road Priorities
Chip Box Locations
Snow Route Parking Ban Clearing Status
Not in effect at this time.
Residential Snow Removal Clearing Status
Not in effect at this time.
Winter Road Priorities
Chip Box Locations
Snow Route Parking Ban Clearing Status
Not in effect at this time.
Residential Snow Removal Clearing Status
Not in effect at this time.
