We are always striving to make the city a better place for our residents and our visitors. Here you will find information and updates to current projects.

2025 Major Construction Projects

The following roadway and utility projects are scheduled for construction this year pending final funding arrangements. They're all part of the continuous effort to improve the transportation and utility networks of the city. Your co-operation and caution around construction areas is appreciated!

 

1. Marler Drive (Phase 2A) from Mt. Pleasant Dr. to 65 Street
Activity: Utility Replacement, Roadway Improvements
Total Cost: $4,530,000 ($2,8730,000 funded from Grants)
2. Marler Drive (Phase 1) from Parkview Dr. to Mt. Pleasant Dr. 
Activity: Pavement Overlay
Total Cost: $310,000
3. 48 Avenue from 53 Street to 56 Street
Activity: Pavement Overlay
Total Cost: $515,000 ($490,000 funded from Grants)
4. 49 Avenue from Grand Dr. to 64 Street
Activity: Pavement Overlay, Sidewalk Replacement
Total Cost: $362,000 ($242,000 funded from Grants)
5. 64 Street from 48 Avenue to 50 Avenue
Activity: Pavement Overlay, Sidewalk Replacement
Total Cost: $515,000
6. 52 Street from 54 Avenue to 55 Avenue
Activity: Pavement Replacement, Sidewalk Replacement
Total Cost: $355,000 ($315,000 funded from Grants)
7. 46 Street from 48 Avenue to 49 Avenue (West side)
Activity: Sidewalk Replacement
Total Cost: $75,000
8. 48 Avenue / 50 Street and 48 Avenue / 51 Street
Activity: Traffic Signals Upgrades
Total Cost: $435,000 ($320,000 funded from Grants)
9. 51 Avenue Lane East of 58 Street
Activity: Lane Paving
Total Cost: $60,000
10. Urban Trail Paving
Activity: Trail Improvements
Total Cost: $210,000

The above 2025 Construction Value is approximately: $7,367,000.

The City of Camrose will provide approximately $4,483,000 in funding. 

NOTE: A Public Review Period was held for the following projects:

  • Marler Drive (Phase 2A) from Mt. Pleasant Dr. to 65 Street
  • 49 Avenue from Grand Dr. to 64 Street
  • 64 Street from 48 Avenue to 50 Avenue
  • 52 Street from 54 Avenue to 55 Avenue
  • 46 Street from 48 Avenue to 49 Avenue (West side)

In addition to those locations identified, at numerous other locations throughout the city, roadway and utility maintenance, landscaping and tree planting will be undertaken as required. 

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Phase 2 Marler Drive Reconstruction Project

Project Summary

Beginning May 5, 2025, and going through until September, Marler Drive, from Mt. Pleasant Drive to 65 Street, will be undergoing major reconstruction.

First, there will be a full replacement of the underground water, storm and sanitary main lines, including new services to each property line. Following the underground utility replacements, the roadway will be reconstructed with new gravel, asphalt pavement, concrete curb and gutter, and separate sidewalk. In addition, the landscaped boulevard will be rehabilitated following construction with new sod where required.

This important project is significant for Camrose and will result in traffic disruptions for most of the 2025 construction season. Please abide by the construction signage as contractors diligently work to complete this project.

May 7 Project Update:

The closure of Marler Drive from the west side of Mt. Pleasant Drive to the east side of 65 Street has been extended until the end of the day on May 8. Then, starting May 9, Marler Drive will be closed from Mt. Pleasant Drive to the east side of 63 Street until September.

Additional closures may be required as the reconstruction project progresses. If possible, we recommend that through traffic avoid this area entirely.

Please follow all construction signage as contractors work to complete this important project. Thank you for your patience.

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Municipal Development Plan (MDP)

View more information about the Municipal Development Plan (MDP).

Rudy Swanson Park North Reservoir Roof Replacement

Project Details

The City of Camrose is replacing the structure on top of an existing drinking water reservoir, located within Rudy Swanson Park. The existing reservoir was constructed in 1983. The roof structure (including waterproofing membrane) is original to the facility, and is approaching the end of its useful life. This project will include the removal of the existing roof structure and membrane, and the installation of a new membrane, insulation and roof structure. The project will help protect the City’s treated drinking water supply from potential contamination.

Area Impacted
Construction will take place on the north treated water reservoir, located within the Rudy Swanson Recreational Park, south of 44 Avenue and west of 55 Street.

Tentative Schedule

  • April 8, 2024 – April 20, 2024 – Tree pruning and limited tree removal; install protection measures around remaining trees.
  • April 20, 2024 – Mid-May 2024 – Removal of existing roof structure, including basketball hoops, fencing, lighting, etc.
  • Mid-May 2024 – Mid-July 2024 – Installation of new waterproofing, insulation and roof structure.
  • Mid-July 2024 – Early August 2024 – New chain link fence installation; remove tree protection; reinstate sidewalks.
  • Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 - Complete remaining landscaping including installation of low-maintenance plantings and sod placement.

Contactor
Vector Construction

What to Expect

Construction Hours and Noise

  • Increased construction traffic and construction noise is anticipated for the duration of the project.
  • Construction activities are generally planned to be from 7:00am to 5:00pm, with the contractor generally working on a schedule of 10 days on and 4 days off (working every second weekend) until the project is complete. The contractor will ensure that no construction activities will happen between 11:00pm and 7:00am, in accordance with the City’s Nuisance Abatement Bylaw.

For more information, please contact our Engineering Department at 780.672.4428 or at engineer@camrose.ca.

Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade

View more information about the Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade.

Our Camrose

At www.ourcamrose.ca you will find other City projects with a variety of engagement opportunities. Click through the projects to learn their details and how you can share your opinion!

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