2026 Street & Mobility Improvement Projects in Ward 3

Construction season is underway, and while navigating road disruptions isn't always fun, Ward 3 has some important safety and maintenance projects planned that are worth the temporary inconvenience.

Updated: 2026 Mobility Program Highlights

The City of Calgary Mobility business unit is making investments in safe and accessible mobility infrastructure for Calgarians.

Below are some of the projects planned or already underway in Ward 3 for 2026. From new traffic signals and crosswalk RRFBs, to curb extensions and pavement rehabilitation, there will be lots of work happening throughout our communities.

To learn more about all mobility projects planned, view the complete Ward 3 project list or visit calgary.ca/mobilityprograms

Active & Safe Routes to School - Speed Cushion & Speed Hump Pilot

As part of the Active and Safe Routes to School (ASRS) program, the City's Mobility Safety team has launched a pilot installing speed cushions and humps in playground zones near schools to improve overall safety and reduce speeding and collisions.

For the 2026 program, 15 project sites were selected city‑wide based on established criteria - three locations were selected in Ward 3, encompassing six school sites.

Construction is slated for May & June 2026.

• Simons Valley School & Monsignor Neville Anderson School

• Coventry Hills School & St. Claire School

• Hidden Valley School & Valley Creek School

Various Street Improvements Program

The City of Calgary's Various Street Improvements (VSI) Program is underway for 2026, with construction running from April through November across locations citywide.

The VSI Program delivers small- to medium-scale operational and safety upgrades on behalf of City departments including Mobility, Parks, and Water Services. Typical projects include intersection upgrades, curb extensions, traffic calming measures, sidewalk and pathway connections, drainage enhancements, and transit facility improvements.

Projects range in duration from a few days to a few months and are aimed at improving the safety, accessibility, and overall quality of Calgary's existing infrastructure.

2026 Projects in Ward 3

Locations may be added, removed, or rescheduled due to weather, resource availability, or coordination with other City initiatives. Up-to-date project locations are available on the Calgary Roadway Activities Map.