Vernon’s road network is inspected annually, and asphalt repair projects are prioritized based on factors such as pavement condition, safety, drainage issues, and coordination with other ongoing projects.
Rehabilitation work typically includes removing and replacing the top layer of asphalt. Before paving, crews might also repair curbs, gutters, and sidewalks.
We know road work can be a bit inconvenient, but it’s an important step to keep our roads in good shape and avoid bigger repairs down the road.
City staff plan and coordinate projects to keep disruptions to a minimum for nearby residents, drivers, and visitors. Most of this work happens in the spring and summer when warm, dry weather is ideal for paving. We also work closely with emergency services to ensure roads remain accessible when needed.
Upcoming Road Rehabilitation Projects
The following road segments are scheduled for rehabilitation in 2026:
- 31 Street (31 Avenue to 32 Avenue): Complete!
- 58 Avenue (20 Street to 24 Street): Milling will take place overnight between June 21 and June 26, with paving scheduled during the same period. Overnight work is required to minimize impacts to traffic and local businesses.
- 48 Avenue (24 Street to Pleasant Valley Road): Milling and paving will take place between June 21 and June 26. Overnight work is required to minimize impacts to traffic and local businesses.
- Weeks Road Utility Project Area: Paving is scheduled for July following utility work.
- 15 Avenue (Commonage Place to 35 Street): Milling and paving is anticipated for mid-July.
- 15 Crescent (40 Street to 21 Avenue): Asphalt rehabilitation is scheduled for late July to early August while school is out of session.
- 17 Avenue (21 Avenue to 35 Street): Asphalt rehabilitation is scheduled for late July to early August while school is out of session.
- 29 Street (Highway 6 to 30 Avenue): Major milling and paving work is planned for September.
Types of Road Treatments
Learn more about the type of work we do to rehabilitate roads.