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The County is responsible for all Range Roads and Township Roads, as well as some subdivision roads. Each year, the County undertakes several construction projects to care for these roads. Alberta Transportation takes care of all highways while Transport Canada sets the guidelines for the 30 CN Rail crossings. Additional road information is provided for:
- road allowance leasing or purchasing
- subdivision paving
- overweight and over dimensional permits
- parking information
- property access approaches
- road bans
- road maintenance
- snow removal
Construction projects
The County uses different construction methods to take care of its roads. Most construction takes place between April and October.
The 4-year road program is the plan for constructing and maintaining County roads. Projects are selected based on:
- road conditions
- traffic volumes
- road classification and land use
- safety
- feasibility and costs
- environmental and social concerns
- public support and project coordination
Gravel
Many construction and maintenance projects use gravel from County-owned gravel pits. The gravel pits save the County money. Gravel is never sold to private companies or individuals.
Subdivision paving
Residents can request road paving in their subdivision. Please read the subdivision surfacing policy prior to completing the subdivision paving application.