Service Alerts
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ROAD CLOSED - Preston Ave N from 108th St W to Research Dr, Jan20 12am-Jan21 12am
January 17, 2020 - 4:00pm #Traffic Detours
- Start Date:
January 20, 2020 - 12:00am
- Expected End Date:
January 21, 2020 - 12:00am
- Affected Traffic Directions:
Northbound Road closed
- Reason for Restriction:
sewer inspection
ROAD CLOSED - Kenderdine Rd from Brunst Cres to Brunst Cres, Jan20 12am-Jan21 12am
January 17, 2020 - 4:00pm #Traffic Detours
WATER RESTORED - 300 Block Poplar Cres. drinking water advisory in effect.
January 16, 2020 - 4:19pm #Water Outages & Updates
WATER RESTORED - 1100 Block of 7th St E. drinking water advisory in effect.
January 16, 2020 - 3:47pm #Water Outages & Updates
WATER OUTAGE- 1600 block of Ave E North. Door hangers delivered with info.
January 16, 2020 - 2:11pm #Water Outages & Updates
- Time of water shut off:
January 15, 2020 - 2:10pm
- Estimated time of water restore:
Under normal circumstances, the repair is scheduled for the following day, with water back on within 24-48 hours.
- Alternate water supply:
An emergency water supply trailer will be delivered within 8 hours of outage. Affected residents are invited to use the shower facilities at the nearest City leisure centre. Please show proof of address with a drivers license or utility bill for access.
- Repair schedule:
Repairs are normally scheduled for the following day, with water restored within 48 hours.
- Drinking water advisory:
Affected addresses should review their yellow drinking water advisory door hanger. After repair, water should be boiled before consuming until green water advisory lifted door hanger arrives.
- More information for affected homes or businesses:
Thank you for your patience as we work as quickly as possible to restore your water service. Visit saskatoon.ca for more information about water outages.
WATER OUTAGE- 1100 block of 7th St. E. door hangers delivered with info.
January 16, 2020 - 5:31am #Water Outages & Updates
- Time of water shut off:
January 16, 2020 - 5:30am
- Estimated time of water restore:
Under normal circumstances, the repair is scheduled for the following day, with water back on within 24-48 hours.
- Alternate water supply:
An emergency water supply trailer will be delivered within 8 hours of outage. Affected residents are invited to use the shower facilities at the nearest City leisure centre. Please show proof of address with a drivers license or utility bill for access.
- Repair schedule:
Repairs are normally scheduled for the following day, with water restored within 48 hours.
- Drinking water advisory:
Affected addresses should review their yellow drinking water advisory door hanger. After repair, water should be boiled before consuming until green water advisory lifted door hanger arrives.
- More information for affected homes or businesses:
Thank you for your patience as we work as quickly as possible to restore your water service. Visit saskatoon.ca for more information about water outages.
WATER RESTORED - 1100 block of 7th St. E. drinking water advisory in effect.
January 15, 2020 - 4:26pm #Water Outages & Updates
WATER OUTAGE- 300 Block Poplar Cres . door hangers delivered with info.
January 14, 2020 - 11:14pm #Water Outages & Updates
- Time of water shut off:
January 14, 2020 - 11:00pm
- Estimated time of water restore:
Under normal circumstances, the repair is scheduled for the following day, with water back on within 24-48 hours.
- Alternate water supply:
An emergency water supply trailer will be delivered within 8 hours of outage. Affected residents are invited to use the shower facilities at the nearest City leisure centre. Please show proof of address with a drivers license or utility bill for access.
- Repair schedule:
Repairs are normally scheduled for the following day, with water restored within 48 hours.
- Drinking water advisory:
Affected addresses should review their yellow drinking water advisory door hanger. After repair, water should be boiled before consuming until green water advisory lifted door hanger arrives.
- More information for affected homes or businesses:
Thank you for your patience as we work as quickly as possible to restore your water service. Visit saskatoon.ca for more information about water outages.
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 14th, 2:00pm
January 14, 2020 - 1:58pm #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 14th, 6:30am
January 14, 2020 - 6:32am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
2:00pm
- More information: