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M.E. and YOU: Intersection Safety

#DYK: Most serious collisions occur at intersections

Here are some tips to help you drive safely in and near intersections:

• Drive defensively - Even when you have the right of way, it may not be safe to proceed through the intersection. Look both ways before entering an intersection.
• Pay close attention to other vehicles you can avoid “rear-ending” the vehicle in front of you. Never speed up to drive through an intersection, it increases the likelihood and severity of a collision.
• Use caution and...

Construction Updates – April 5, 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 expected 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: Intersection Safety Tips

#DYK: Most serious collisions occur at intersections

Here are some tips to help you drive safely in and near intersections:

• Drive defensively - Even when you have the right of way, it may not be safe to proceed through the intersection. Look both ways before entering an intersection.
• Pay close attention to other vehicles you can avoid “rear-ending” the vehicle in front of you. Never speed up to drive through an intersection, it increases the likelihood and severity of a collision.
• Use caution and...

Construction Updates – March 22, 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 expected 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: Curbside Collection Waste Bylaw

Keeping compostable and recyclable materials out of our regional landfills starts at home!

Separating your waste into the three provided collection streams before setting it out for collection helps reduce waste utility costs and ensures these materials are turned into valuable products rather than getting buried.

Households are responsible for controlling the amount of waste in their black and green carts, as well as ensuring that the contents are properly sorted.

Residents utilizing the City’s...