Construction
Road construction and water main replacement work has wrapped up for 2021 and planning is now in the works for 2022. For highlights on what was completed throughout Saskatoon this year, please scroll to the bottom of this page.
You can see tentatively planned areas of treatment and preservation between now and 2023 by viewing the Asset Preservation Interactive Map. To learn about the City's road maintenance, and water and sewer programs, visit the links located within the right column of this page.
Current Construction
All major construction projects are complete for 2021, but now and again you may see one in the "off season". No matter the time of year, all current construction projects can be viewed on the Road Restrictions and Construction Projects Map.
Stay Updated on Daily Construction
The Daily Road Report provides information on year-round road restrictions in high traffic and high speed streets that may impact your commute. You can view it and subscribe to receive it in your e-mail under the News section on the homepage.
Future Construction
The City consistently monitors, maintains, and preserves roads, sidewalks, bridges, and water and sewer infrastructure. To see projected areas of treatment and preservation (2021-2023), please view the Asset Preservation Interactive Map. All locations, projects and treatments listed within the map are only projections and are subject to change.
How to use the map:
- Open it in Google Chrome
- Select the legend in the left hand corner
- Enter the street you are interested in
- The street will be highlighted if work is planned between 2021-2023
If you would like to report a safety concern that may not be identified in the 2021-2023 Asset Preservation Plan, please contact the Customer Care Centre at customercare@saskatoon.ca or call 306-975-2476. More information about the City's Asset Preservation Programs is available under "Related Pages" in the right column of this page.
Several significant construction projects took place in 2021, including the continuation of water main replacements in Saskatoon's most established neighbourhoods, sidewalk rehabilitation, and road resurfacing. For a summary of the 2021 construction season, check out this News Release and the graphics below. The City of Saskatoon thanks residents for their patience and cooperation.
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An annual $63.5 million budget for road rehabilitation and maintenance ensures Saskatoon’s streets, bridges and sidewalks remain smoother and longer lasting.
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Several major road resurfacing projects were completed in 2021, as well as a rehabilitation of the Circle Drive overpass at 8th Street.
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The City has rehabilitated hundreds of kilometers of roads since the annual road levy was established in 2014.
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Painted lines clarify lane parameters and make crosswalks easier to see at night.
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A lot of effort is going toward addressing sidewalks in need of repair or replacement.
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Water main and connection replacements are happening in Saskatoon’s most established neighbourhoods over the next few years.