Project update - August 2024

Work on Crowchild Trail N.W. began in June. Milling, base lift paving, and concrete rehabilitation along mainline Crowchild Trail N.W. has been completed, and top lift paving is underway, with anticipated completion in early September 2024. 

Work on exit ramps along Crowchild Trail N.W. is anticipated to follow in September and October. 

Tentative construction timelines

June – July

  • Milling and paving Westbound and Eastbound mainline Crowchild Tr N.W. from Brisebois Drive N.W. to Stoney Tr N.W.

July 5 – July 14

  • Construction shutdown during Calgary Stampede. 

July – September

  • Concrete rehabilitation and top lift paving on Westbound and Eastbound mainline Crowchild Tr N.W. from Brisebois Drive NW to Stoney Tr N.W.
  • Milling and paving intersection of Crowchild Tr N.W. and 5 Ave N.W.

September – October

  • Concrete rehabilitation of on- and off-ramps along Crowchild Tr N.W.
  • Milling and paving of on- and off-ramps along Crowchild Tr N.W.

Note: Road construction timelines are dependent on several factors (e.g. weather, site conditions, materials availability) and are subject to change.

Impacts on traffic and area

We recognize that this work may cause some inconvenience to your community, and we are committed to minimizing these impacts.

  • Lane closures: 1-2 lanes will remain open. Please follow posted road signs. Daytime and overnight lane closures will be in effect with advance notice provided.
  • Daytime Work: Concrete replacement from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on both weekdays and weekends.
  • Nighttime Work: Milling and paving from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on weekdays and from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. on weekends.
  • Noise and Vibrations: Residents may experience construction noise and vibrations. Efforts will be made to minimize disruption.
  • Transit: Transit along Crowchild Tr N.W. may be impacted by ramp closures. Visit calgarytransit.com for more information.

About the project

As part of the Annual Paving Program, The City of Calgary will begin road maintenance on Crowchild Trail N.W., from Stoney Trail N.W. to 32 Ave N.W. This construction work is essential to ensure the safety and longevity of our roads and sidewalks, helping to prevent more costly and disruptive reconstruction in the future. This year's scope of work includes asphalt roadway repair and replacement, as well as localized concrete repair and replacement of sidewalks, wheelchair ramps, curbs, barriers, and gutters.

Budget

The construction cost is $7.3 million, which is part of the $40 million Annual Paving Program budget for 2024. It’s important to note that this project will not only improve pavement quality on Crowchild Trail N.W. but also replace sidewalks and wheelchair ramps to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and other users. 

As part of the Annual Paving Program, The City of Calgary will begin road maintenance on Crowchild Trail N.W., from Stoney Trail N.W. to 32 Ave N.W. This construction work is essential to ensure the safety and longevity of our roads and sidewalks, helping to prevent more costly and disruptive reconstruction in the future. This year's scope of work includes asphalt roadway repair and replacement, as well as localized concrete repair and replacement of sidewalks, wheelchair ramps, curbs, barriers, and gutters.

Paving schedule traffic impacts

For information on all roadwork that can affect your commute, parking space or sidewalk use, please refer to one or more of the following daily traffic information resources.

  • calgary.ca/trafficinfo – find real-time information on road disruptions (detours, lane/road closures, accidents etc), including paving activities, that may affect your movement around Calgary.
  • 107.9 FM – tune in to our dedicated Traffic Advisory Radio station for up to the minute information that'll help keep you on the move.

This information has no legal status and cannot be used as an official interpretation of the various bylaws, codes and regulations currently in effect. The City of Calgary accepts no responsibility to persons relying solely on this information. Web pages are updated periodically. ​

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