The City's Sidewalk and Trail Program is an annual program that aims to replace existing sidewalks and trails and bring them as close to current standards as possible to ensure accessibility for all users.
If you have questions regarding the Sidewalk and Trail Program or are seeking more information, please contact AccessGP at 780-538-0300 or 311 if you're within city limits.
New Sidewalks
Sidewalk Rehabilitation
Grande Prairie’s Annual Sidewalk Improvement Program focuses on enhancing pedestrian infrastructure across the city. The program includes replacing outdated sidewalks, installing new curbs and gutters, and conducting asphalt patching, landscaping, and minor driveway repairs. These improvements are part of the city's efforts to enhance pedestrian mobility, promote safer routes, and support active transportation options, ultimately fostering a more inclusive and caring community.
Trail Rehabilitation
There are three types of upgrades or changes to pedestrian links, commonly referred to as sidewalks, trails, and pathways.
- Maintenance - treating sections of sidewalk, trail, or path to eliminate safety hazards
- Reconstruction - replacement of significant portions of concrete sidewalk or trail
- Removal - removing a portion of sidewalk, trail, or path that is no longer required to connect pedestrians from one area to another
