Roads and Traffic

The Municipality of Meaford has progressed in its development of a Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to the second and final round of public consultation, with recommendations for the transportation system, including:
Improving traffic operations and safety on urban and rural roads;
Identifying a collector road network and upgrading key urban and rural corridors;
Expanding the sidewalk network and providing new protected pedestrian crossings;
Expanding the...
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January 12, 2021 4:00 PM
Purpose and Background of Project The Municipality of Meaford intends to reconstruct Sykes Street North, between Lombard Street and Collingwood Street commencing in the Spring of 2021. The project, as proposed, includes the following works:
reconstruction of approximately 250 metres of road;
replacement of concrete curb, gutter and sidewalk;
improvements to the sanitary and storm sewer systems;
improvements to the watermain...
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The Municipality of Meaford has engaged Ainley and Associates Limited to design and manage the construction of the Nelson Street Booster Pumping Station and for the replacement of the watermain on Nelson Street from 175m East of Noble Street to Pearson Street.
The projects were identified in the 2015 Municipality of Meaford Water and Wastewater Servicing Master Plan and are intended to provide better water distribution to the western portion of Meaford.
The purpose of...
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The Municipality of Meaford recently completed the rehabilitation of two bridge projects, Trowbridge Street Bridge and Structure 043 located on 7th Line. Both bridges, which have been closed for a significant portion of this year, have now been reopened.
A tender was awarded for the Trowbridge Street bridge rehabilitation in April of 2020. The work included waterproofing and paving of the bridge deck and approaches, concrete repairs, and watermain replacement. Updates also...
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Update - Bayfield Street has now been reopened.
Due to flooding caused by excessive waves, Bayfield Street is closed from Sykes Street to Collingwood Street. 
With continuing high winds and low temperatures, please excercise caution in all shoreline areas.

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