Roadwork and Construction

Find information about major roadwork, construction, park upgrades, and development projects that may impact traffic, trails, or access to public spaces in Port Moody. Project timelines are weather-dependent, and dates and times are subject to change.

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Roadwork and construction

These are roadwork and construction projects currently underway in Port Moody. The City oversees or coordinates this work, which may affect traffic in the area.

When: January 5 to March 31, 2026 (weather permitting)

Hours:

Eastbound: Between 7am and 3pm, traffic will be reduced to one lane.

Westbound: Between 9am and 7pm, traffic may be reduced to one lane.

  • Right-turn access to Reed Point Way or left‑turn access from Reed Point Way will be closed (one at a time).
  • The bike lane may be closed, with a temporary cyclist pathway created around the work area.

Impact to you: Expect traffic delays during these periods. Cyclists should use the temporary pathway provided. Drivers should plan for lane reductions and restricted turns.

When: March 9-13, 2026
Work hours: 9am to 3pm
Location: Clarke Street, between Elgin Street and Barnet Highway
Impact to you: Partial closure of the westbound and eastbound curb lanes on Clarke Street. Closure of the right turn slip lane to Barnet Highway northbound. Vehicles to use the center right turn lane. Parking restrictions will be in place throughout the work areas. Sidewalks and crosswalks will remain open and unobstructed.

When: Water main flushing in College Park and Glenayre begins Monday, March 9, 2026.The work is expected to take approximately six weeks to complete.
Impact to you: You may experience temporary water discolouration, pressure fluctuations, and sediment in the water reaching your home or business. If this happens, you can run cold water in a bathtub or another large fixture until the water clears. These conditions are expected to be short-lived and do not pose a health hazard. For more information, you can contact Operations at 604‑469‑4574.

Location 2: Guildford Way at Carlsen Place
When: March 9 to April 30, 2026
Work hours: 7:30am to 3:30pm
Impact to you: Closure of eastbound right lane and bike lane on Guildford Way at Carlsen Place/Eagle Ridge Hospital Main Entrance throughout construction. Cyclists to take the lane. After work hours, bike lane will be reopened. South sidewalk closed throughout construction. Pedestrians will be detoured to cross to north sidewalk at Falcon Drive and at Ungless Way. Expect traffic delays. 

When: March 9-12, 2026
Where: 125 Moray Street
Work hours: 9am to 3pm
Impact to you: Partial closure of the southbound and northbound curb lane on Moray Street. Vehicles to pass around the work areas. Sidewalks and crosswalks will remain open and unobstructed. Driveway access will be maintained.

When: February 17 to March 20, 2026
Work hours: 7am to 7pm
Impact to you: Single lane alternating traffic around the work areas. Driveways and bike lanes access will be maintained. Traffic control persons will be on site to assist motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians as required.

When: March 9-13, 2026
Work hours: 7am to 7pm
Location: 5 Noble Court
Impact to you: Single lane alternating traffic on Noble Court. Street parking will be restricted along the north and south side of Noble Court to accommodate the paving area. Left turn lanes on Gatensbury Road will be shortened with turning movements supported by traffic control personnel. Access to private driveways will be maintained and supported by traffic control personnel. Traffic control persons will be on site to assist motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians.

Park and trail construction

These are park and trail construction projects currently taking place in Port Moody. They may result in temporary closures or limited access to certain areas.

The Hett Creek Trail bridge was heavily damaged during the November 2024 windstorm and, following an engineering assessment, the bridge remains closed. Trail users can detour via Wilkes Creek Trail. In addition to providing a pedestrian pathway, this bridge also supports a sewer pipe attached underneath. The City has hired a structural engineering firm experienced in bridge construction and stabilization to design the repairs. The design work is now more than halfway complete.

Construction is now expected to begin in August 2026, when work in the creek area is permitted and conditions are suitable for protecting fish and wildlife. View a map of the detour at portmoody.ca/trails

Construction on the new community fieldhouse is moving forward with completion anticipated for summer 2027. Please note the following impacts to the parking lot during construction:

Parking changes: Fencing will be installed around the project area which will block access to the mid‑section parking stalls. Vehicles will be able to enter the parking lot from both the east and west entrances, but travel through the work area will not be possible. Parking stalls will be designated for turnaround spaces. Please note that manoeuvring space will be tight.

EV chargers: Three out of nine EV chargers will remain available while the other six will be out of service. The three chargers will be available for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

For more information on this project visit Inlet Park Redevelopment Project.

Development

These are development projects led by private developers in Port Moody. They may cause traffic impacts or restricted access at certain times during construction.

Developer: Wesgroup Properties
When: November 17, 2025 to March 31, 2026
Impact to you: Closure of right turn lane on Ioco Road northbound to Guildford Way eastbound. Motorists to use the right through lane to turn right on Guildford Way. Sidewalk and bike lane to remain open. Traffic control persons will be on site to assist motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians.

When: Until March 31, 2026
Developer: Dema Developments
Impact to you: Full road closures on Hugh Street, between St. Johns Street and St. Andrews Street, are expected to accommodate underground utility work. Eastbound traffic on St. Johns Street will merge into the left lane as it passes the construction zone. As work progresses from the intersection toward the development site, sections of St. Andrews Street will be closed, with access maintained for local driveways. Parking restrictions will also be in place along St. George Street to support construction activities in front of the development.

Developer: Anthem Properties Group Ltd.
Impact to you: Trucks will be accessing site through Golden Spike Lane. Street parking restrictions on Moray Street. 

Developer: Edgar Development Corp. 
Work: Multi-family Construction - Excavation - Phases 1,2,3
Location: Single lane alternating traffic north of Angela Drive. To minimize delays, it is recommended that motorists use College Park Way for access and student drop-off and pick-up at Seaview Community School. Traffic control personnel will be on-site to manage vehicle flow and minimize disruption, particularly during school drop-off and pick-up hours.

When: February 9 to March 20, 2026 
Developer: PCI Developments Corp.
Location: 3006 Spring Street
Impact to you: Full road closure on Spring Street. Local traffic permitted. Parking restrictions and HOV lane closure on St. Johns Street during work hours to install storm bypass. Sidewalk will be closed with a pedestrian pathway around the closure. The east driveway of 3034 St. Johns Street will be closed for one day during this period and will be reopened after work hours. Access to businesses will be maintained and supported by traffic control personnel. Temporary no parking signs will be instated on St. Johns Street westbound, west of Electronic Avenue. Traffic control persons will be on site to assist motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians.

Developer: Anthem Properties Group Ltd.
Location: 110 James Road
Impact to you: Street parking restrictions on east and west side of James Road. Driveway accesses will be maintained. TCPs will be on site to support pedestrians through the work zone.

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