We are committed to keeping our roads and sidewalks safe for both vehicles and pedestrians. Daily maintenance activities include pothole repairs, crack sealing, back lane upkeep, and street sweeping.
If you notice an issue, have a concern, or need more information, we encourage you to use the Report an Issue feature on our website. Your report will be reviewed, and if necessary, the issue will be added to our Roadways work orders for follow-up.
The quality of City streets is important to all residents and represents a critical piece of infrastructure that must be effectively managed to maximize road lifespan. The City of Martensville allocates annual funding for major road repair projects under its Asset Management Plan and Pavement Assessment Study. While we strive to address as many areas as possible, not all streets can undergo full rehabilitation each year.
A comprehensive pavement assessment was conducted in 2017, and multiple factors are considered when prioritizing streets for repair and maintenance.
Full pavement assessments are conducted every five years to guide decision-making.
Provided is the inventory of streets (click to enlarge) and anticipated timelines for repair, however, timelines are subject to change. A corresponding map highlights the anticipated repair cycle for each street.