Accessibility
311
PUBLIC NOTICES - Updated February 9, 2010
Parking BansSNOW ROUTE OVERNIGHT PARKING BAN until March 1, 2010 – ON

MAJOR SNOWFALL PARKING BAN – OFF

RESIDENTIAL OVERNIGHT PARKING BAN – OFF
Street Snow ClearingPriority 1 (Regional)
Priority 2 (Non-Regional Bus Routes & Collectors)
Priority 3 (Residential) streets

We are spot plowing P1 and P2 streets as required.
Street Salting / Sanding We are sanding P1, P2 and P3 streets to address slippery conditions.
Back lanesWe are plowing back lanes.
SidewalksWe are plowing P2 and P3 sidewalks.
Snow HaulingSnow hauling is continuing in all areas of the city.
Activities include the removal of high snow piles at intersections and around schools, and windrows on boulevards, bridges and underpasses.
Snow Disposal SitesThe Kenaston snow disposal site is now CLOSED to the public.
All other snow disposal sites are open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Find out what priority your street is. | Winter FAQ
News & Highlights
For All Inquiries
Contact:

.
. . .
  311  
     


Accredited by the American Public Works Association
Public Works - APWA Accredited
Parking Ban

Parking Bans
We now provide schedule information for night time plowing of residential streets when a Residential Overnight Parking Ban is in effect. Parking Bans | Winter FAQ

Route 90 Study Closure of St. Matthews Avenue
St. Matthews Ave. just east of Empress St. will be closed to all traffic for approximately 7 weeks beginning Sunday, January 17, to allow for replacement of the culvert bridging Omand’s Creek.
Lane Closures Regional Streets Lane Closures
Click here to see a list of construction and repair activities affecting major streets.
Citizens Information Service Citizens Information Service
Find out civic information related to an address such as your Street Priority; your Recycling/Garbage Collection Day; what Insect Management Area you’re in.
Dutch Elm Disease Control 2008 Official public notice - View the English PDF 2009 Dutch Elm Disease (D.E.D.) Control Program
City crews are treating American Elm trees on private and public property utilizing Dursban Turf®. Spraying of trees will occur between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, weather permitting. Read more here...

Major Projects 
2009 Streets, Bridges and Alleys Capital Projects 2009 Streets, Bridges and Alleys Capital Projects
Active Transportation Active Transportation
A growing number of Winnipeggers are using bicycles as a means of transportation for work and play. The City of Winnipeg is developing cycling route improvements in your neighbourhood as part of our city’s Active Transportation Network.
Chief Peguis Trail Project Chief Peguis Trail Extension Project
Information on the extension from Henderson Hwy to Lagimodiere Blvd
Disraeli Bridges Project Disraeli Bridges Project
Information on the Disraeli Bridges Project
Inkster Boulevard Widening Project Inkster Boulevard Widening Project
The City of Winnipeg & the Province of Manitoba are planning to widen Inkster Blvd. to a 4-lane divided roadway from Keewatin St. to the City limit at Brookside Blvd. & in the R.M. of Rosser to approx. 1km west of the City limit
McGillivray Boulevard Widening and Rehabilitation McGillivray Boulevard Widening and Rehabilitation
Information on the plans to widen and rehabilitate McGillivray Boulevard into a continuous fourlane divided roadway
Osborne Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project Osborne Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project
The twin Osborne Street Bridge is scheduled for rehabilitation beginning in 2011.
Route 90 Study Route 90 Study
The second Public Open House for the Route 90 Corridor Study was held November 19, 2009. Read more about it here.
Southdale Roundabout Southdale Roundabout
The intersection of Lakewood Boulevard and Beaverhill Boulevard was converted to a roundabout during the summer of 2009.

Features .
Truck Regulations in the City of Winnipeg Graffiti Control By-Law Regional Streets Lane Closures - Click here to see a list of constructruction and repair actvities affecting major streets. Within City limits, call Manitoba Hydro at 480-5900 or go to their website.
Last update: 22.01.2010

  * Top of Page