SPOT SOMETHING
NOT QUITE RIGHT?
ALERT THE MD
STAFF QUICKLY AND
EFFICIENTLY. SUBMIT
THE ONLINE ACTION
TRACKER FORM.
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Municipal employees work
hard to keep the region
running smoothly, but they
can’t be everywhere at once...
and there’s a lot of ground to
cover in Lesser Slave River.
Often, the eyes and ears of
residents can be the MD’s first
sign that something’s wrong.
The Municipal Action Tracker
system is designed as a quick,
convenient and confidential way
for the public to bring issues
to the attention of different
Lesser Slave River departments.
From potholes and road kill to
property matters, simply submit
the form available online at
mdlsr.ca/Action-Tracker and
your issue will be escalated in
accordance to its severity and
available resources.
Transportation and
Infrastructure Services
Maintaining momentum of Lesser Slave River’s progress
Lesser Slave River’s Transportation and Infrastructure department
maintains the region’s extensive network of roads, bridges and
transportation infrastructure. We repair, rehabilitate and maintain
MD roadways by way of roadside brushing, gravelling, sanding, grading
and snowplowing. This department is responsible for the construction
and maintenance of a wide spectrum of public infrastructure projects.
Road maintenance continues into 2019 with a full schedule of planned
work to be done. Hot oil projects for the year ahead include 3.4km
along the Old Smith Highway from River Hill to west Fawcett; 2.3km from
east Mitsue to the Old Smith Highway; and 1.8km from the west end of
Southshore Drive east to Highway 2.
The MD-wide rural addressing project is on its final push to completion
by private sector contract service providers. This initiative was
undertaken to bring the MD’s legacy system into alignment with its
municipal partners and provincial standards. The last signs have
been ordered for those missed or incorrectly labeled, with a plan
in place to install these signs in the near future. The information