We want to ensure roads and sidewalks are safe for vehicles and pedestrians. Pot hole repair, crack sealing, back lane maintenance and street sweeping are all part of the daily-ongoing maintenance of our streets. If you spot a problem, have a concern or have a question we encourage you to utilize our Report an Issue feature on the website to report it. The problem will be brought to our attention, checked out, and if warranted added into the Roadways’ work orders.
The quality of City streets is important to all residents and is an important piece of infrastructure that must be managed to ensure the life of the road can be maximized. The City of Martensville budgets annually for major road repair projects under its asset management plan and pavement assessment study, however not all streets can be fully rehabilitated every year. A pavement assessment study was completed in 2017 and a number of factors are considered when determining which streets are slated for repair and maintenance, such as age of the street, its classification (local, arterial, collector) and overall evaluation, current condition and rate of degradation. Comprehensive pavement assessments are done every five years.
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.