Nighttime construction will take place on Highway 3 in Lethbridge from April 17 to July 31, led by Ledcor Highways Ltd. on behalf of Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors. This is a Provincial highway project managed by the Province of Alberta, not the City of Lethbridge.
One lane of Whoop-Up Drive will be closed for parts of April 8 and 9. The closure is required to remove heavy machinery following the successful University Siphon repair.
Work is underway to revive banks along the east lobe of Fairmont Pond.
The area has been hit by several floods over the years. The ensuing erosion has worn away significant amounts of the banks on the north and south sides of the pond.
A temporary road closure of 20 Street South from 22 Avenue to the Scenic Drive Service Road is set to begin today. This work is anticipated to take about six weeks and is to be complete by mid-May, weather permitting.
A temporary road closure of 6 Street South between 3 Avenue and the laneway near Festival Square is set to begin on Monday, March 31. This contractor warranty repair work involves replacing damaged concrete panels in the roadway. As the concrete will take about a week to cure to the required strength before the road can be reopened, this work is anticipated to be complete by Monday, April 14, weather permitting.
City crews are performing an emergency streetlight repair on Crowsnest Trail (Highway 3).
Work is taking place in the inner eastbound and westbound lanes just east of the Oldman River crossing. Traffic in both directions is flowing at a reduced speed in the outer lanes.
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