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M.E. and YOU: Register Your Bicycle on Bike Index

Municipal Enforcement Services is happy to  officially launch the bike index program in Fort Saskatchewan.

What is Bike Index?
Bike index is a non-profit online bicycle registry. It’s a simple solution to prove ownership, to alert the community if your bike has been stolen, and to search a bicycle you've found so it can be reunited with its owner. As soon as you purchase your bike, or the moment you read this, go to BikeIndex.org and register your bike. It takes two minute, and the best part...

M.E. and YOU: Cycling Safety

Cycling is a fun, family activity and with the warm weather people are out cycling in parks, on trails and on roads.

Here are some tips to help make cycling safer and more enjoyable.

• When riding, cyclists have the same responsibilities as motor vehicles and must obey all rules of the road. Remember that cyclists may not be seen by people operating cars and trucks.
• Use hand signals to let drivers know what to expect as you’re riding.
• All cyclists or riders under 18 years of age must wear an approved...

Construction Updates – May 31, 2022

94 Street Road Widening

• 94 Street from Southfort Drive to approximately 300m south of the Hospital is being widened from 2 lanes to 4 lanes
• The contractor has mobilized to site and work is underway
• The contractor has removed the top soil and has started grading work

Highway 15 Bridge Twinning

• Alberta Transportation is leading this project
• Work continues on the west side of the North Saskatchewan River
• Work is underway on the portion of Hwy 15 within the City of Fort Saskatchewan limits. Fort Centre...

Construction Updates – May 18, 2022

94 Street Road Widening

• 94 Street from Southfort Drive to approximately 300m south of the Hospital is being widened from 2 lanes to 4 lanes
• The tender closed and a contractor has been selected
• Work is scheduled to start in June

Highway 15 Bridge Twinning

• Alberta Transportation is leading this project
• Work continues on the west side of the North Saskatchewan River
• Work is underway on the portion of Hwy 15 within the City of Fort Saskatchewan limits. Fort Centre Park Trail Closures in effect August 26,...

M.E. and YOU: Speed Limit Changes

Speed limits changed on May 16 in alignment with the City’s commitment to the Vision Zero traffic safety program and the safe system approach to traffic safety.Changes include:

• All unmarked residential roads will be 40 km/hr
• Certain collector roads (including Pineview Ring Road, Allard Way, and Greenfield Way) will decrease from 50 km/hr to 40 km/hr
• Some roads will increase to 60 km/hr
• Highway 15 east of 119 Street to city limit will increase to 80 km/hr

Learn more about the upcoming changes at