Project description:
City Centre area redevelopment will be completed in several stages and will work toward fulfilling the vision of creating a vibrant, mixed use area. Details on 2025 construction plans will be added to this page as they become available.

The City of Spruce Grove receives its potable (drinkable) water from the Capital Region Parkland Water Services Commission through a watermain that comes from Edmonton and extends to Stony Plain. In 2024 the Commission started upgrades to the watermain to ensure the ability to provide adequate water supply to the growing population in the Parkland area.

In tandem with the Commission project, the City will be undertaking work to construct a new water fill building with connections to two existing reservoirs and connecting to the newly upgraded Commission watermain.

The water fill building will be constructed on a section of the parking lot at Henry Singer Park and will impact groups that use the baseball diamonds and pickleball courts located at the park. A portion of the parking lot will be blocked off for construction laydown and work, and there will be construction activity present that will create noise and potentially produce dust. Users are encouraged to carpool when possible.

Once complete, this work will ensure the ability to provide adequate water supply to the growing population in the area.

Project timeline:
Construction started in the summer of 2024 and will be ongoing through winter of 2025.

Project status:
Ongoing

The City of Spruce Grove is undertaking a multi-year project to revitalize and enhance Central Park. This project will add new amenities, such as skate park, pump track, a bike track, a playground, picnic tables and benches, while also retaining key features like the skating oval, splash pad, treed area and log cabin.

During construction, Central Park will remain open, but some areas may be temporarily inaccessible. There will also be construction vehicles in the area and noise and dust will be increased. Traffic may be affected along King Street and Agrena Road.

Project timeline:
Spring 2024 to summer 2025.

Project status:
2024 work complete

The Capital Region Parkland Water Services Commission is upgrading a watermain that runs from Edmonton and extends through Spruce Grove to Stony Plain. Construction work in Spruce Grove will be on South Avenue, Alberta Avenue, and Madison Crescent.

Project timeline:
Spring/summer 2024 and 2025.

Project status:
2024 work complete

Transportation and Economic Corridors is currently undertaking a functional study of the 22.5 kilometres stretch of Highway 16A between the Anthony Henday and Highway 779. The study is evaluating expanding the highway from two lanes to four lanes in both directions.

A drop-in open house was held on June 12, 2024, at the Parkland Village Community Centre, #60 53222 RR 272, Spruce Grove, AB.