Multiple road closures are coming up in the City of Dryden.
Two roads will be closed on Wednesday, Duke Street from Colonization to Rourke Avenue from 8:00am to 12:00pm and Philip Street from Colonization to Morrison Avenue from 12:00pm to 4:00pm.
There will also be a closure on Thursday which is Wilde Street from Colonization to Morrison Avenue from 8:00am to 12:00pm.
The closures are necessary for Enbridge to do work on gas mains in the area.
Demolition of the Central Hotel is set to begin.
The City of Dryden says King Street from Earl Avenue to Whyte Avenue as well as Earl from King to Princess Street will be closed to traffic starting at 7 o’clock Thursday morning.
The disruption is scheduled to be in place until Saturday at 5:00pm.
The move is being made to protect workers with McKay Construction, Wildwood Contracting and LBE Group.
Public Works says the King Street underpass will remain open, however there will be limited access and alternate travel routes are recommended.
Some disruptions for motorists in Dryden.
Whyte Avenue from Duke Street to Princess Street will be closed until Wednesday October 9th.
Whyte Avenue is also off-limits from Albert Street to Arthur Street.
Local traffic and access will be limited in both closures.
Public Works is conducting stormwater system repairs.
After days of hard work, all roads in the Machin area are now open for travel.
The Municipality was hit with heavy rainfall last weekend, resulting in several washouts.
Town officials say all roads have been fixed and there are no more closures.
Motorists are still urged to use caution.
A note for our friends in Red Lake, there will be a few closures to starting Monday (September 16th).
The Municipality of Red Lake wants you to know about the closure of Hammell Road.
Hammell Rd (at the pavilion site) will be closed to allow for construction of the steel frame for the pavilion on the following dates and times:
Sept. 16-19 from 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sept. 23-26 from 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Your patience is appreciated as this exciting project progresses!
Also, a note for the families looking to use the Splash Pad. It will be CLOSED during construction of the pavilion on the following dates:
Sept. 16-19
Sept. 23-26
The Municipality of Red Lake apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.
