Construction Projects
Each year the City of Spruce Grove undertakes a range of construction projects to support and enhance community growth, development and safety for both residents and visitors. This can include the regular maintenance or replacement of existing infrastructure, as well as the addition of new features or amenities.
Information about this year’s construction projects can be found below, including impacts related to roadways, utilities, buildings, parks and facilities. We understand that construction can impact the community and we thank you for your patience while we complete this work.
Current projects
Project description:
City Centre area redevelopment will be completed in several stages and will work toward fulfilling the vision of creating a vibrant, mixed use area. Details on 2025 construction plans can be seen below.
Starting April 14 and continuing until the last week of June, the remaining water mainline and sanitary sewer mainline rehabilitation work from 2024 will be conducted along Mohr Avenue, Spruce Glen (East) to Queen Street. Temporary water will be provided to affected residents for the duration of the construction.
Traffic disruptions, including phased road closures, should be expected in the area.
Project timeline:
Construction started April 14 and will be ongoing into late-June
Project status:
Started
Alley watermain and sanitary sewer rehabilitation construction is anticipated to start the first week of June and will be ongoing through August behind First Avenue in the alley from Queen Street going west. Temporary water will be provided to affected residents for the duration of the construction.
Traffic disruptions including alley closures should be expected. Detours will be in place at times during construction. Access to businesses will be maintained as best as possible.
Project timeline:
Construction is expected to start the first week of June and will be ongoing through August 2025.
Project status:
The project will be tendered late April and is expected to be awarded to a contractor by mid May.
Surface rehabilitation from Calahoo Road to Main Street gives new life to aged surface infrastructure, and will begin after the water mainline and sanitary sewer mainline rehabilitation work has been completed.
Traffic disruptions are expected in the area. Road closures and detours will be in place at times during construction. Access to residential properties will be maintained as best as possible during construction.
Project timeline:
Construction is expected to start the first week of July and will be ongoing through September 2025.
Project status:
The project is currently in the tender phase and is expected to be awarded to a contractor in early May.
Road resurfacing on Golden Spike Road from Highway 16A to Railway Avenue is scheduled to start mid- to late-May and is anticipated to be completed mid-June. Traffic disruptions are expected.
Project timeline:
Mid- to late-May through mid-June
Project status:
Not started
Starting May 13, maintenance work will begin in Columbus Park on the metal bench backs, as well as on the fascia of the shade shelters and stage. Work is anticipated to be ongoing into June.
Fencing will be installed around the work areas, and pedestrians should watch for signs and use caution when visiting the park.
Thank you for your patience this construction season as work continues to revitalize our City Centre.
The City of Spruce Grove receives its potable (drinkable) water from the Capital Region Parkland Water Services Commission through a watermain that comes from Edmonton and extends to Stony Plain. In 2024 the Commission started upgrades to the watermain to ensure the ability to provide adequate water supply to the growing population in the Parkland area.
In tandem with the Commission project, the City will be undertaking work to construct a new water fill building with connections to two existing reservoirs and connecting to the newly upgraded Commission watermain.
The water fill building will be constructed on a section of the parking lot at Henry Singer Park and will impact groups that use the baseball diamonds and pickleball courts located at the park. A portion of the parking lot will be blocked off for construction laydown and work, and there will be construction activity present that will create noise and potentially produce dust. Users are encouraged to carpool when possible.
Once complete, this work will ensure the ability to provide adequate water supply to the growing population in the area.
Project timeline:
Construction started in the summer of 2024 and will be ongoing through winter and spring of 2025.
Project status:
Ongoing, 2025 work scheduled to start in May.
Starting at approximately 8 a.m. on Friday, April 25, intersection upgrades will be completed at Highway 16A and Pioneer Road. Upgrades are expected to take six hours and include traffic light signal timing adjustments and the conversion of the southbound through lane to a combined left-turn through lane.
Rotating lane closures in the area should be expected.
Project timeline:
Starting at 8 a.m. on Friday, April 25. Work is expected to take six hours to complete.
Project status:
Scheduled
The Boundary Road project will include the construction of a two laned arterial road that will extend Grove Drive from the existing roundabout at Copperhaven School to Highway 16A. Work will include the construction of three roundabouts, and the installation of new streetlights, water mains, sanitary sewers and storm sewers. This new arterial roadway at the west end of Spruce Grove, will redirect some traffic away from Jennifer Heil Way.
The project is expected to be completed over two construction seasons with final completion in October 2026. Planned 2025 construction is expected to start at the existing roundabout at Copperhaven School, to a new the Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Project timeline:
The project is expected to start May 15, 2025 and will be completed by October 15, 2026.
Project status:
The project is currently in the tender phase and is expected to be awarded to a contractor by the end of April 2025.
The Fieldstone neighbourhood project revitalises aged storm sewer and surface infrastructure. Work includes catch basin repairs, concrete curb and gutter installation and concrete sidewalk repairs, followed by the asphalt resurfacing of all roads in the neighbourhood.
Traffic disruptions are anticipated during construction. Access to residential driveways will be maintained as best as possible, with partial road closures anticipated throughout construction. No planned full road closures are currently expected.
Project timeline:
The project is expected to start mid-June and be completed by the end of August.
Project status:
The project has been tendered and awarded to a contractor.
This project gives new life to aged storm sewer and surface infrastructure in alleyways in the Heatherglen neighbourhood. Work will include catch basin repairs and the reconstruction of asphalt alleyways. Traffic disruptions are anticipated during construction. Residential access will be maintained as best as possible with partial road closures anticipated throughout construction.
Project timeline:
The project is expected to start the first week of August and be completed by the end of August.
Project status:
The project has been tendered and awarded to a contractor.
The project upgrades include aged surface infrastructure along Madison Crescent from Campsite Road to Diamond Avenue. Work will include road reconstruction as well as the paving of all primary road access points into industrial properties along the crescent. Temporary road closures and detours are expected during construction. Access to properties will be maintained as best as possible.
Project timeline:
The project is expected to start the last week of July and be completed the third week of August.
Project status:
The project has been tendered and awarded to a contractor.
Grove Meadows currently experiences low water pressure in parts of the neighbourhood due to ground elevation. By installing two new pressure reducing valves and concrete chambers, upgrades will increase water pressure to the recommended range within the neighbourhood. One pressure reducing valve will be installed at Greystone Drive, by Greystone School, and the other valve will be installed at the Grassview Crescent and Greenwood Drive intersection. Surface reconstruction will take place after valve installation has been completed.
Traffic disruptions are expected. Temporary closures and detours will be in place during construction.
Project timeline:
The project is expected start July 2 and will be completed by the end of July.
Project Status:
The project has been tendered and is expected to be awarded to a contractor by end of April 2025.
The City of Spruce Grove is undertaking a multi-year project to revitalize and enhance Central Park. This project will add new amenities, such as skate park, pump track, a bike track, a playground, picnic tables and benches, while also retaining key features like the skating oval, splash pad, treed area and log cabin.
During construction, Central Park will remain open, but some areas may be temporarily inaccessible. There will also be construction vehicles in the area and noise and dust will be increased. Traffic may be affected along King Street and Agrena Road.
Project timeline:
Spring 2024 to summer 2025.
Project status:
2025 work has started
Rehabilitation work has been completed at the stormwater facility located behind Halden Crescent and Hilldowns Drive. This work is part of the stormwater management facility remediation program, which will improve efficiency in several of our stormwater management facilities throughout the city.
Project timeline:
March 14 to 19, 2025.
Project status:
Complete
Stormwater facility rehabilitation is planned at the Century Crossing stormwater facility and at the Fenwyck stormwater facility north outfall. This work is part of the stormwater management facility remediation program, which will improve efficiency in several City stormwater management facilities.
Project timeline:
Work is anticipated to start April 23 and is expected to take one to two days at each location.
Project status:
Scheduled
Infrastructure improvements west of the McLeod Avenue and Jennifer Heil Way intersection are needed to accommodate future planning in the area south of the Legacy Park neighbourhood. The planned construction work will improve existing neighbourhood access in Legacy Park and connect municipal services to a portion of the vacant land to the south of Legacy Park.
Phase one, 2024: Work included the construction of a temporary road south of McLeod Avenue to provide residents access to the area while the temporary closure of the McLeod Avenue roadway took place. Upgrades included underground infrastructure installation and road upgrades.
Phase two, 2025: Starting May 6, infrastructure improvements will continue along McLeod Avenue. This includes utility installation to connect power, gas and communication services in the area.
Traffic disruptions are expected due to lane narrowing at the McLeod Avenue westbound entrance to the neighbourhood. Two-way traffic will be maintained, and the westbound lane will remain open with restrictions. Work is expected to take two to three weeks and will take place between 7.a.m. and 7 p.m. Full roadway lane use is anticipated to be in place outside of these hours.
A full sidewalk closure will occur on the north side of McLeod Avenue. Pedestrians will be detoured to the north pathway to access Jennifer Heil Way.
In late spring/summer residents can expect sidewalk construction along the south side of McLeod Avenue to start. Pedestrians should anticipate disruptions at that time.
Phase three, 2026: Work will include road resurfacing along McLeod Avenue west of Jennifer Heil Way. Traffic delays are anticipated.
Project timeline
2024 – 2026
2025 work is scheduled to start May 6
Project status
Scheduled
Related projects
The Capital Region Parkland Water Services Commission is upgrading a watermain that runs from Edmonton and extends through Spruce Grove to Stony Plain. Construction work in Spruce Grove will be on South Avenue, Alberta Avenue, and Madison Crescent.
Project timeline:
Spring/summer 2024 and 2025.
Project status:
2024 work complete
Transportation and Economic Corridors is currently undertaking a functional study of the 22.5 kilometres stretch of Highway 16A between the Anthony Henday and Highway 779. The study is evaluating expanding the highway from two lanes to four lanes in both directions.
A drop-in open house was held on June 12, 2024, at the Parkland Village Community Centre, #60 53222 RR 272, Spruce Grove, AB.
Questions?
For any inquires related to any of the construction projects listed above, please contact engineering@sprucegrove.org.
Regular maintenance
In addition to larger construction projects, City crews also conduct regular maintenance and repairs on streets and sidewalks throughout the community, including:
- Crack sealing
- Street sweeping
- Line painting
- Pothole repairs
- Asphalt repairs
- Concrete repairs and maintenance
- Traffic light repairs and maintenance
- Drainage maintenance
Reminder: please slow down!
When driving through construction zones, drivers are reminded to slow down, obey all posted speed limits, and watch for portable traffic signs or flag people who may be in place to manage traffic flow. And please give crews room to work so everyone can get home safely at the end of the day.