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Strathcona County maintains 1,300 km of rural roads and ditches and 418 km of urban roads in Sherwood Park. Â
The Government of Alberta is responsible for maintaining provincial highways within Strathcona County. Â
Different approaches are used to repair potholes, cracks and other road surface issues. Learn more.
Brushing can include tree removal, tree pruning and mulching to maintain a clear right-of-way in rural areas. Â
Strathcona County mows rural ditches once or twice a year, depending on the location. Learn more.Â
Depending on traffic volume, rural roads surfaces can be asphalt, cold mix, dust-controlled gravel or loose gravel.Â
The axle weight for commercial vehicles and the goods they are carrying is restricted on the majority of rural roads year round. Learn more.Â
Check to see if a streetlight is maintained by Fortis Alberta or by Strathcona County.Â
Typically starting in mid to late April, spring street sweeping cleans up all the sand, dirt and rock chips left on the street from the winter season.Â
Further information:
Transportation Engineering and Operations Phone: 780-417-7100 Email: transportation@strathcona.ca
Last updated: Wednesday, July 31, 2024 Page ID: 50056