Construction Notices

Street Sweeping & Winter Sand Clean-up Program

Street sweeping and sand clean-up has started at the west end of Town and is moving easterly.

 STREET FLUSHING UNIT 

 STREET FLUSHING UNIT

EXPECTED DURATION

The Street Sweeping Program may take 5 to 6 weeks to complete all of the streets in Town. 

PRIORITY ROUTES

Once the sweeping operations have been initiated, crews generally work in the following order: 

Main Roads - Roads with Paved Shoulders - Residential Side Streets - Parking Lots 

SWEEPING CREWS

A typical STREET SWEEPER crew consists of rubber tired...

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Building a Brighter Future

The Town of Wasaga Beach wants to hear from residents about plans to establish a Municipal Service Corporation (MSC) – Build Wasaga

The mandate of Build Wasaga will be to maximize value at the beachfront. This includes financial value (return on investment to the taxpayer) as well as enhancing place-making quality, which in turn will add value to surrounding lands and the broader community.

Learn more and share your thoughts before February 9, 2025 at EngageWasaga.ca 

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Notice: River Road West- Watermain Unforeseen Shutdown

LOCATION: River Road West, from 1388 to 1444 River Road West and 1395 to 1443 River Road West

Due to an unforeseen incident encountered by the contractor during today's scheduled maintenance on the watermain, the shutdown will remain in effect. We estimate that water service will be restored by 7:00 PM. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

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NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY: 62nd to 64th Mosley Street

This notice is to inform residents that commencing on Thursday April 25, 2024, until approximately Friday April 26, 2024, construction crews will be undertaking the repair of connections to the sanitary sewer. The area of work is on Mosley Street from 64th Street to 62nd Street. This work is in support of new home construction. Temporary traffic controls will be in place (see below), Intermittent Lane closures will occur. Motorists can expect delays resulting from this.

We apologize for any...

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