Lower Sarcee Feedermain - Water Infrastructure Project

Project status – November 2023

Great news! Construction on the Lower Sarcee Feedermain is now complete. All detours and signage have been removed, and Sheriff King Street and 210 Avenue SW are now fully open.

Thank you for your patience during construction.

About the project

The Lower Sarcee Feedermain project constructed a new 6 km feedermain that provides safe, clean and reliable drinking water to new and existing communities in Southwest Calgary. 

A feedermain is a large-diameter pipe that conveys potable water from one reservoir or pumping station to another. The size of pipe used in this project is 1050mm diameter.

The Lower Sarcee Feedermain runs along James McKevitt Road SW from 162 Avenue SW to the Southwest Calgary Ring Road corridor, east along the corridor to Sheriff King Street SW and then south along Sheriff King Street SW to 210 Avenue SW.

Project benefits

  • Provides a safe, reliable water supply to new communities in southwest Calgary.
  • Reduces the possibility of water outages in existing communities by providing an additional source of water.

Project timeline

  • Phase 1: 
    • Phase 1A: Complete
    • Phase 1B: Complete
  • Phase 2: Complete 
  • Phase 3: Complete
  • Phase 4: Complete
  • Phase 5: Complete

Project map

Lower Sarcee Feedermain Project Map

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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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