Road Rehabilitation

2026 Capital Construction Projects

2026 capital construction projects and timelines will be added to this page as details are confirmed and work is scheduled throughout the construction season. Residents are encouraged to check back regularly for updates, traffic impacts and project information.

The following projects are part of the City of Grande Prairie’s 2026 construction season.

Select an accordion below to learn more about each project, including scope, timelines, anticipated impacts and construction updates as information becomes available.

Road Rehabilitation

The City's Road Rehabilitation Program consists of three types of road work: road reconstruction, road overlay, and full depth reclamation (FDR). Each program and its sites are explained below.

If you have questions regarding the Road Rehabilitation Program or are seeking more information, please call the AccessGP at 780-538-0300 or 311 if you're within city limits.

Road improvements can include:

New Roadway
Road Reconstruction
Asphalt Overlay/Repaving
Geometric Upgrades

Road improvements are completed for a variety of reasons including to extend the life of existing roadways, to manage traffic flow, and support the city's traffic needs through population or economic growth.

This project includes milling and asphalt overlay, as well as localized concrete/culvert work at two (2) Intersection Sites (major work to be done at night to reduce impact to commuters).
Location:
- 100 Avenue & 116 Street Intersection – anticipated to Start on June 1
- 100 Avenue & 108 Street Intersection – anticipated to Start on June 1
The 2026 Road Rehabilitation Program includes roadway improvements at multiple locations throughout Grande Prairie. Work may include road reconstruction, milling and overlay, asphalt rehabilitation and related infrastructure improvements.
The following projects are planned as part of the City of Grande Prairie’s 2026 Road Rehabilitation Program and are subject to contractor procurement, scheduling, weather conditions and operational requirements. Project details and timelines may change throughout the construction season.
Road reconstruction, mill and overlay:
- 116 Avenue westbound lanes between 100 Street and Lakeland Drive.
- 68 Avenue between Kateri Drive and 100 Street
Road mill and overlay:
- 116 Street between 97 Avenue and 124 Avenue
- 108 Street between 92 Avenue and 100 Avenue
- Poplar Drive between 72 Avenue and 79 Avenue
- Prairie Road between 100 Street and Patterson Drive
- Patterson Drive between Prairie Road and 76 Avenue
- 108 Street between 68 Avenue and north of 76 Avenue
- Crystal Lake Drive between 116 Avenue and 120 Avenue
- 124 Street between 100 Avenue and gravel road
Royal Oaks and Northridge Road Overlay Improvements
This project includes concrete spot replacements, minor storm repairs and asphalt milling and overlay to help maintain roadway conditions and extend the life of existing infrastructure. Work will progress through multiple areas of Royal Oaks and Northridge throughout the summer construction season.
- 121 Avenue, 119 Avenue and 104A Street east of 105 Street
- 108 Street between Royal Oaks Drive and 132 Avenue
- Northridge south of Royal Oaks Drive and west of 102 Street
- 122 Avenue and 104A Street between Royal Oaks Drive and 105 Street
Construction schedules are weather dependent and subject to change.
This project includes milling and asphalt overlay, as well as localized pavement repairs on 100 Avenue between Range Road 70 and 108 Street, along with storm drainage infrastructure upgrade at 121 Avenue.
Location:
- 100 Avenue between Range Road 70 East and 108 Street
- Storm Culvert Outlet Repair at Southeast Corner of 100 Street and 121 Avenue intersection
This project includes road reconstruction (gravel to asphalt road).
Location:
- 103 Street between 139 Avenue and 140 Avenue
This project included minor road resurfacing, focusing on targeted localized repairs to preserve existing roadways. The 2026 program includes the following locations:
- 84 Avenue (113 Street to 108 Street) – eastbound right lane and turning lanes.
- 108 Street at 84 Avenue – eastbound right lane and turning lanes.
- Localized repairs on westbound 84 Avenue east of 112 Street.
The 84 Avenue work is planned to begin June 3.
- 94 Street (104 Avenue - 108 Avenue) – June 2.
- 96 Avenue (92 Street - 93 Street) – June 2.
- 111 Street & 106 Avenue (104 Avenue - 110 Street) – Anticipated to start on June 8.
- 106 Street (108 Avenue – 116 Avenue) – Anticipated to start on June 9.

Bridge Construction

Vehicle and pedestrian bridges are key links within the transportation network. They help people move from one point to another.
The City inspects and maintains all 18 pedestrian bridges and all six vehicle bridges within the city.

The City’s Bridge Repair and Maintenance Program is an annual program that delivers maintenance, repair and rehabilitation work identified through routine bridge inspections.

The City’s Bridge Repair and Maintenance Program is an annual program that delivers maintenance, repair and rehabilitation work identified through routine bridge inspections.
In 2026, work is planned at several vehicle and pedestrian bridge locations throughout Grande Prairie, including:
- 108 Street bridges (northbound and southbound)
- 99 Avenue bridge (eastbound)
- 84 Avenue bridges (eastbound and westbound)
- Pedestrian bridge near Ernie Radbourne Pavilion
- Pedestrian bridge near 71 Avenue
- Pedestrian bridge in Maskwoteh Park
The program includes targeted repairs and maintenance activities designed to preserve bridge infrastructure, improve durability and extend the service life of these important community assets.
Construction schedules and traffic impacts may vary by location and are subject to change based on weather, site conditions and operational requirements.

Storm Drainage Maintenance

The City constructs and maintains the city's stormwater drainage network. The stormwater drainage network consists of underground pipes, culverts, catchbasins, outfalls and above ground public utility lots, gutters, and swales. Each part of the network plays a role in ensuring stormwater is collected from properties and flows to natural water-bodies.

Aquatera Utilities Inc. is responsible for the water and wastewater systems that deliver drinking water to, and removes wastewater from, homes.

Mission Estates storm system upgrades
The City of Grande Prairie is completing storm system upgrades in the Mission Estates area to replace aging infrastructure, support long-term drainage performance and improve access within the park and trail network.
Construction begins Monday, July 20 and is expected to continue until mid to late October, weather permitting.
Project background
The existing storm infrastructure in this area is nearing the end of its service life and requires replacement to support long-term system performance and reduce risks associated with infrastructure failure near the slope and outfall area.
The new alignment also improves long-term maintenance and emergency access while reducing impacts to nearby properties compared with the existing infrastructure alignment.
Current work and trail impacts
Construction will begin in the park and slope area east of 102 Street before progressing into 75A Avenue and the surrounding roadway.
The existing trail will remain alongside the active construction area for much of the project. Trail users may encounter temporary access changes or short detours as work progresses. Where required, the contractor will provide a temporary route around the immediate work area.
Trail users should follow posted signs and remain outside fenced construction zones.
Vehicle access impacts are expected to be minimal during the initial work in the park and slope area. Traffic, parking and property access impacts will increase as construction progresses into the street. Homeowners directly affected by the work have received additional information by mail.
What’s changing
Project upgrades include:
- Replacement and realignment of storm sewer infrastructure
- Replacement of water and sanitary infrastructure, including a new fire hydrant
- Roadway repaving and surface repairs
- A new streetlight
- A new asphalt trail connection from 75A Avenue into the Muskoseepi trail system
The new trail connection follows the storm infrastructure alignment and will support long-term maintenance and emergency access to the outfall area while providing an additional connection to the existing trail network.
The new trail is expected to be paved and connected to the existing trail near the end of the project.
Stay informed
Construction schedules and impacts may change based on weather, ground conditions and construction progress. Updates will be shared on this page.

The new trail connection follows the storm infrastructure alignment and supports long-term maintenance and emergency access to the outfall area, where access has historically been limited for maintenance and emergency response vehicles.
The project also creates an additional accessible connection into the existing Muskoseepi trail system and includes landscaping, lighting and park amenity improvements within the project area.

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2026 Capital Construction Projects

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