#Yegtraffic update: Work near the High Level Bridge is taking slightly longer than anticipated. We now expect to reopen the southbound lane on 109 Street and the west sidewalk on Thursday, following the morning commute.
We recognize this closure has been disruptive for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. Thank you for your continued patience while we complete this work and restore the area.
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@EdmABCanada Hi Leah, sorry we missed you. For outage information and updates outside of the social media hours, you can always visit https://t.co/mCMePauqtD.
Good evening #yeg. Intense storms are moving through the area. Please stay safe by staying clear of flooded roadways and underpasses. Keep a safe distance from stormwater ponds. If you see a displaced maintenance hole cover, please call us at 780-412-4500. #thunderstorm#abstorm
#yegtraffic reminder: Lane reductions begin at noon today on southbound 109 St approaching the High Level Bridge as EPCOR crews repair a stormwater pipe. The west sidewalk on the bridge will also be closed. Please follow posted signage, allow extra travel time or consider alternate routes. Thank you for your patience.
#yegtraffic: Starting at noon on Monday, southbound lanes on 109 Street approaching the High Level Bridge will be reduced to one lane near the bridge entrance while EPCOR repairs a stormwater pipe. The west sidewalk on the High Level Bridge will also temporarily close. Please follow posted signage, allow extra travel time or consider alternate routes. We know these disruptions are inconvenient, and we are working with the City to minimize impacts. Thank you for your patience.
#yegtraffic: Starting today at 8 p.m., there will be inside lane closures in both directions on 51 Ave east of Gateway Blvd. The right-turn lane from WB 51 Ave to Gateway Blvd will also be closed. Work will take place until Sunday at 8 p.m. Please watch for signage and allow extra time when travelling through the area. Thanks for your patience as crews work safely.
(More) rain in the forecast tonight. Avoid flooded roadways and underpasses, and watch for debris. Stay back from stormwater ponds, where water levels can change quickly during and after rain.
Report floods or displaced maintenance hole covers at 780-412-4500.
At home:
- Check that your sump pump is working properly.
- Ensure downspouts direct water away from your home’s foundation.
Thank you for helping keep our community safe during wet weather.
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#yegtraffic: 103 Street is temporarily closed in both directions between 98 and 99 Avenue as crews repair a water main break. Please avoid the area and take an alternate route. Thanks for your patience.
Please be safe this morning #yeg as crews respond. Avoid flooded roadways and stay clear of underpasses during heavy rain. If you see displaced manhole covers, please call 780-412-4500.
Crews have cleared some flooded underpasses after heavy rain overnight and work continues on Yellowhead Trail between 97 and 184 Streets, and 128 Avenue and 141 Street. Please avoid these areas.
#yegtraffic: Starting today at 9 a.m., until 3 p.m., there will be inside lane closures in both directions on 51 Ave east of Gateway Blvd. The right-turn lane from WB 51 Ave to Gateway Blvd will also be closed. Please watch for signage and allow extra time when travelling through the area. Thanks for your patience as crews work safely.
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Call 780-412-4500 to report displaced manhole covers and downed lines. Downed lines can also be reported to 911.
EPCOR crews are working hard to keep the lights on and respond to storm-related issues. Stay up-to-date by looking at the outage map. We appreciate your support.
- Be cautious traveling through the city. Avoid flooded roadways and stay clear of underpasses during heavy rain.
- Stay back at least 10 metres – the length of a school bus – from downed lines.
- Keep a safe distance from stormwater ponds where levels may change.
- Check your sump pumps and keep your eavestroughs directed away from your foundation.
@cspotweet Hi Courtney, thanks for the post. We’re aware of the outage in your area. Crews are responding.
You can view updates at https://t.co/mCMePauqtD.