City of Calgary update: Infrastructure

The latest updates from the City of Calgary concerning infrastructure projects in Inglewood and Ramsay. Up to date information is posted at engage.calgary.ca/inglewoodramsay

City Infrastructure Project Updates:

Blackfoot Bridge over 9thAvenue: starting construction

Construction on the bridge and underpass begins this April. Learn more about the project and how construction might impact you click here.

Questions about the project? Reach out to us at blackfoottrailbridge@calgary.ca

9th Avenue with the Blackfoot Bridge Overpass

Inglewood-Ramsay Public Realm Improvements

Public Realm Improvements in the communities of Ramsay and Inglewood is part of The City’s Transit Oriented Development program. This work will enhance connections to transit and nearby public spaces, helping to create more inviting spaces ahead of several nearby

proposed developments.

The Ramsay-Inglewood Public Realm Improvements project began enabling work last fall, including a new traffic signal at 11 Street and 21Avenue S.E. Construction is on schedule to fully launch this Spring 2025.

Stay tuned for more updates on this project and visit the Ramsay-Inglewood Public Realm

Improvements page for the latest details.

Public Realm concept art

Inglewood Sanitary Trunk

The remainder of the concrete shaft is scheduled to be demolished in the next two weeks.

Anticipate some noise, dust and vibration while this work is being completed.

Site restoration is anticipated to begin in early spring. This work includes site clean-up,

pathway repairs, Bow Riverbank restoration, tree and shrub planting in the green space and

along the bank of the river and grass seeding.

During this work, crews had installed a temporary water line in the alley running north of 8

AVE SE at 9 ST SE. Now that work is nearing completed, crews will be excavating the alley to

remove the temporary water line and re-pave the alley.

Enmax will be back onsite to remove the threephase power to the site. This will require a

temporary trench across the 7 Ave S.E. alley followed by pavement rehabilitation. Enmax will also be onsite to remove one of the wooden transmission poles that was too close

to the site trailers to remove last year.

Learn more at calgary.ca/IST

Green Line LRT Update

On January 28, 2025, Council voted yes to starting Green Line construction in the southeast, yes to advancing work to connect into the downtown, and yes to partnering with the Province to deliver a common vision for Calgary’s south-to-north light rail transit line that extends from Seton in the southeast through the downtown on 2 Street S.W. and up to 160 Avenue N.

Upcoming Impacts: Due Diligence work will begin shortly to confirm ground conditions and utilities’ locations prior to the beginning of the SE Segment construction. Information will be shared as early as possible. For more information, visit Green Line’s Website, call 311, or

emailgreenline@calgary.ca.