Kindersley residents are happy to report they can use Main Street again, after the main artery was reopened to the public last week following just over two months of work.
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Kindersley watermain replacement making progress (Pics from June 26)
The summer road closure was thanks to the town's watermain replacement project that began on June 2, a much-needed improvement with the old system growing in age.
Now homes and businesses along Main Street have access to a new and improved system that should clear up any operating concerns, all while being treated to a nearly 500m stretch of new pavement.
Even though the biggest project is complete, construction cones are still a common sight around town as light work continues. Lots of the work currently is of the daily variety with line painting, minor repairs, and more taking crews around town.
A bigger project was completed into April, a resurfacing project on 12th Avenue West that smoothed out a previously bumpy trip. That joined another big pave job off the residential roads that smoothed things over the local hospital, and manor parking lots.
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More odd jobs will be continuing around town as the summer continues. If you are passing work crews, whether they are patching a hole or painting a line, be sure to slow down to keep everyone safe.
