Road Construction and Maintenance
Current Projects

Bruce County has retained Triton Engineering Services Limited to commence with the Environmental Assessment and detailed design of Bruce Road 6 E.
Phase 1 of the reconstruction was carried out in 2023/2024 and is completed.
Phase 2 of the reconstruction of Bruce Road 6 East A is planned to be carried out in 2027 under the direction of Triton Engineering and will extend from east of sideroad 20 to Grey Road 10. Investigative work and detailed design will be carried out during 2026, with an opportunity for public consultation/input.
The project extends from George Street in Mildmay to Grey Road 10. The work will be completed in two phases and generally include:
- Phase 1: Reconstruction/rehabilitation of Bruce Road 6 East from Mildmay to Deemerton (George Street to east of Sideroad 20). The Municipality of South Bruce will also be reconstructing Sideroad 20 as part of this Phase. Phase 1 will also include the rehabilitation of the Carrick Creek Bridge and Meux Creek Bridge.
- Phase 2: Reconstruction/rehabilitation of Bruce Road 6 East from east of Sideroad 20 to Grey Road 10.
Phase 1 was completed in the spring of 2024.
Phase 2 is scheduled for construction in 2027/2028.
Notice of Phase 2 Commencement
Updates
- Durham Street Bridge in Walkerton Upcoming Lane Closure- March 4, 2026 News Release
- Durham Street Bridge in Walkerton Temporarily Re-Opens - December 15, 2025 News Release
- Walkerton Bridge Weight Limits in Effect - May 20, 2025 News Release
- Walkerton Bridge-Notice of Temporary Evening Closure- May 7, 2025 News Release
- Update to County Council on Durham Street Bridge Project - May 1, 2025
- Durham Street Bridge Project in Walkerton Progressing On Budget - November 15, 2024 News Release
- Notice of Study Completion- Issued August 21st, 2024 - August 21, 2024 News Release
- Walkerton Bridge- Notice of Temporary Evening Closure - July 10, 2024 News Release
- Walkerton Bridge- Notice of alternating lane closures - May 23, 2024 News Release
- Proposed Alternate Truck Route
- Walkerton Bridge Study
Notice
The Durham Street Bridge sits on Bruce Road 4 at the east end of the town of Walkerton and spans the River Saugeen. Given that Bruce Road 4 between Walkerton and Hanover is Bruce County's highest traffic route, this bridge is considered a critical asset to the County.
The Durham Street Bridge in Walkerton was constructed in 1937 -it has been in place for 85 years. According to the current bridge code, the service life for a bridge in Canada is 75 years. This structure was overdue for replacement or rehabilitation.
Environmental Assessment (EA) work commenced in 2021 and will take place for a total of 4 years with completion of EA in 2024. Public Consultation took place in 2023. Bridge construction is currently underway.
Additional Resources
- Municipal Class Environmental Assessment for the Durham street bridge Walkerton October 15 2024
- Municipal Class Environmental Assessment - environmental study report - Durham Street bridge
- Municipal Class Environmental Assessment - environmental study report - Durham Street bridge - Appendices
- Walkerton Bridge Presentation
Following damage caused late last week, the 12th of Brant Bridge, located on Concession 12 between Sideroad 5 and Bruce Road 19, near Chesley, is closed to through traffic until further notice.<
As a precautionary measure, the bridge will remain closed until a structural inspection can be completed to determine whether the bridge remains safe for public use. The inspection is scheduled to take place in the coming days.
Follow posted signage and allow extra travel time. Thank you for your patience during the closure.
For more information, please contact Transportation and Environmental Services.
Notice Update: October 8, 2025
Following vehicle damage, the 12th of Brant Bridge, located on Concession 12 between Sideroad 5 and Bruce Road 19, near Chesley, is closed to through traffic until further notice.
As precautionary measure, the bridge will remain closed until further notice.
Follow posted signage and allow extra travel time. Thank you for your patience during the closure.
For more information, please contact Transportation and Environmental services.
Map: Closure of 12th of Brant Bridge on Concession 12, Chesley
Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services are planning on rehabilitating Bruce Road 20.
The planned Rehabilitation section is:
- Bruce Road 20 – Between Arthur Kincardine Road and Bruce Road 33

Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services are planning on crack sealing on the following road segments and sections that are:
- Bruce Road 17 – Between Lehnen Street, Port Elgin and Bruce Road 10, Tara
- Bruce Road 23 – Between County Road 23 and Concession 15
- Bruce Road 12 – Between Highway 9 and Bruce Road 6
- Bruce Road 12 - Bruce Road 6 To Huron Bruce Road

Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services are planning on replacing 20 culverts within Bruce County in 2026.The planned culvert replacements are:
- West Road Culvert #40086 – Between Red Bay Road and Howdenvale Road
- Bruce Road 13 Culvert #40208 – Between Spry Lake Road and Quarry Road
- Bruce Road 13 Culvert # 40063 – Between Spry Lake Road and Quarry Road
- Bruce Road 13 Culvert # 40054 – Between Silver Lake Road and Maryville Road
- Bruce Road 13 Culvert #40038 - Between Elm Street and Gosford Street
- Bruce Road 10 Culvert #20387 – intersection of Bruce Road 10 and Concession 8
- Bruce Road 10 Culvert #20028 – Between Concession 6 Elderslie and Concession 8 Elderslie
- Bruce Road 33 Culvert #20551 – Between Concession Road 12 and Bruce Saugeen Townline Road
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert # 30172 – Between Sideroad 30 North and Bruce Road 10
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert #30171 – Between Sideroad 30 North and Bruce Road 10
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert #30170 – Between Sideroad 30 North and Bruce Road 10
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert #30169 – Between Sideroad 30 North and Bruce Road 10
- Bruce Road 23 Culvert #10163 – Between Bruce Road 15 and Concession Road 2
- Bruce Road 23 Culvert #10162 – Between Bruce Road 15 and Concession Road 2
- Bruce Road 23 Culvert #10158 – Intersection of Bruce Road 15 and Bruce Road 23
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert # 30168 – Between Sideroad 30 and Bruce Road 10
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert #30167 – Between Sideroad 30 North and Sideroad 25 North
- Bruce Road 19 Culvert #30162 – Between Sideroad 30 North and Sideroad 25 North
- Bruce Road 6 Culvert #10224 – Between Bruce Road 7 and Sideroad 20 North
- Bruce Road 86 Culvert #10178 – Between Bruce Road 7 and Sideroad 20 South

Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services are planning on Mirco Surfacing the following road segments and sections in 2026:
- Bruce Road 9 – Between Ferndale Road and Cemetery Road
- Bruce Road 6 – Between Highway 21 and Sideroad 20 North

Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services are planning on rehabilitating three asphalt road sections apart of the Miscellaneous Asphalt Maintenance Program within Bruce County in 2026. The three sections are:
- Bruce Road 3 – West of Schenks Bridge – Between Concession Road 14 and Brant Elderslie Road (70m section)
- Bruce Road 4 – Between Concession 10 And Concession 12 (430m section)
- Bruce Road 5 – Between Park Road and Grey Bruce Line (70m section)
Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services are planning on Rehabilitating Bruce Road 9
- Bruce Road 9 – Between Cemetery Road and Barrow Bay Road
Click here for map and details of Bruce Road 9 rehabilitation.
Useful Project Resources
2026 Maps of Current Roads & Bridges Capital Program
The bridge, culvert and road program maps provided above identify tentative road and structure projects. These documents are for planning purposes only. All projects are subject to County Council approval and priority may change based on the condition of the roads.
Gas Tax
- Canada Community Building Fund Projects Summary
- 2025 Funding Map
The Canada Community Building Fund is a source of funding provided to provinces and territories to support local infrastructure priorities of their choosing. All provinces and territories are accountable for reporting to the federal government on the projects that were funded.
General Inquiries
Transportation and Environmental Services
Tel : 519-881-2400
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